MDF NEMA 23 Motor mounts

[routercnc]

Hi Tom,

Something else that beginners may want machining is a holder for a Dremel tool or similar. Some kind of clamp to attach it to the Z axis.

[GeorgeD]

No takers for you mounts there,Tom.

Back to the drawin board,you'd have been better cuttin them out of Nylon block sheet off ebay.

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...All-Categories

[Lee Roberts]

Tom,


Great effort and thank you for offering your services!


Here is what I did, with hand tools. Maybe you could speed things up by using your cnc machine.

What do you think Ross? lol

[Tom]

Thanks Lee,

Yours is alot better than my 1st effort (which lasted not very long at all!) :)

Barry, A router mount is a good idea - I'll get on it. Kress is 43mm, Trend is ??mm (maybe 42?), and proxxon is 20mm. Not sure what dremels are.

Like I mentioned before though, if anyone has bits they need cutting let me know. I'm happy to work on the bits people need before they get to the router mount.... :)

[Tom]

By the way, the MDF motor mounts are still on sale, and doing well. One happy customer anyway!

I deleted the text because it wasn't functional, and reduced the cost.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEMA-23-CNC-Mo...-/140439650792

[GeorgeD]

Still think you'd be able to charge more with them made in Delrin or Nylon and you wouldn't need spacers...well you could throw in one for longer mounts?.

[John S]

Well there you are George, a niche market you can patent and sell - go for it...............

.

[GeorgeD]

If I'm going to make something and sell it... like to think it would be worth getting out of bed for,John.

[Lee Roberts]

By the way, the MDF motor mounts are still on sale, and doing well. One happy customer anyway!

I deleted the text because it wasn't functional, and reduced the cost.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEMA-23-CNC-Mo...-/140439650792

Some more options for you:

[Lee Roberts]

Well there you are George, a niche market you can patent and sell - go for it...............

.

I was thinking of patenting these badboys John...what do you re'con !?