My new machine - Guess the make!

[cropwell]

And I tidied my workshop up as well


BTW Jazz, Bottom right of the photo is a jar of double cable insulated bootlace ferrules - neater than an uninsulated one.

Cheers,

Rob

[the great waldo]

Your bench is a lot tidier than mine. I won't post a photo as i'll probably get arrested for something or other!!

Cheers
Andrew

[Kitwn]

Very neat! Nice to see Dean using some of the same design ideas as me
I like the bespoke furniture making the best use of limited space.

I tried to tidy up... a bit.

[Pilsbury]

Here is some more for Andrewg as promised. Is there such a thing as CNC porn?

Projects to date shown tomorrow

Dean, the marketing bill is in the post!

[JAZZCNC]

Here is some more for Andrewg as promised. Is there such a thing as CNC porn?

Projects to date shown tomorrow

Dean, the marketing bill is in the post!

Mark, or is that Mr. Spielberg whichever you're a super star. The best bit for me was the credits, made me chuckle. . . . The cheque is in the post.

[m.i.k.e]

Very nice, Have fun with it ��

[Andrewg]

Thanks Pilsbury, love the trailer can't wait for the show proper to start!

[Ollie78]

Looks great, the machine and the movie.

Now can you remove it immediately, I am trying to get on the waiting list for a machine myself and I don`t want too much competition !!!

Ollie

[Pilsbury]

Yes, it is indeed a shed. Although the base is solid, slabs, 4x2, boards and ply on top, the machine still wobbles a bit as it’s doing it’s thing due to the weight and swift movements. A job for the future is to move it, cut through the shed base, dig down and fill holes with concrete so the 4 legs each have their own solid pad.

[A_Camera]

Yes, it is indeed a shed. Although the base is solid, slabs, 4x2, boards and ply on top, the machine still wobbles a bit as it’s doing it’s thing due to the weight and swift movements. A job for the future is to move it, cut through the shed base, dig down and fill holes with concrete so the 4 legs each have their own solid pad.

You can also consider doing what I did.

http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/14390...-heavy-DIY-CNC

I would just try to lower it from the castors to the floor and let it rest on some extra wooden blocks. To me it was a big improvement when I did that. It is less dramatic than having to do what you plan to do, but of course, if the floor you have is not stable enough, then you might need to reinforce it, but I would still not bolt the machine to the floor, or to any concrete pads.