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29-11-2019 #6My first advice is to ensure you've read the gantry design threads:
But if you make the plywood mock-up first ( with badly drilled counterbores that will be adequate if not neat) you will then have a fully functioning CNC router to do the job for you. Yay!!
I think I will reconsider my plans as I went today to one of the local university's metal shops and there there is a Deckel FP2 mill that I could use to flatten the surfaces, so I can avoid both aluminium and epoxy! Does it make sense to first fully weld the bed and then flatten the x-axis surfaces? I don't know how to make sure that both sides are in the same plane, but maybe this is not necessary?
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