Comments sought on new build: A CNC Router for RC Gliders and Planes

**njhussey** · 29-07-2016

Used the Router for the first time since going vertical and it's soooooooooo much easier

....no bending over the sides (kneeling for me as I had it on the floor!) to load the work. Just need to make a dust shoe ASAP and cyclone to stop the chips from flying everywhere....it fair flings the plastic chips (and the static little buggers cling to everywhere!!!) around

**Clive S** · 29-07-2016

And the all important vid is!!!

**JAZZCNC** · 29-07-2016

Just watch your head.!! . . . . Got nasty habbit of twating you if not careful.!! . .

**njhussey** · 29-07-2016

Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

Just watch your head.!! . . . . Got nasty habbit of twating you if not careful.!! . .

Got a lump forming as we speak on the back of my head already.....

**Wobblycogs** · 29-07-2016

Looking great Neil. At one point it looked lie you'd created a plastic fountain :-). Hope your head gets better soon.

**Clive S** · 29-07-2016

Originally Posted by njhussey

Got a lump forming as we speak on the back of my head already.....

How about a sensor on your head connected to the osh22t button

Nice to see it in action though.

**njhussey** · 29-07-2016

Originally Posted by Clive S

How about a sensor on your head connected to the osh22t button

Nice to see it in action though.

No because as soon as the oshiiiiiiiiiiiit button is pressed the gantry drops.......

However........I do have my foam kneeling pad which I don't use anymore now it's vertical....I could put a couple of cable ties through the handles to loop under my ears to keep it strapped over my head!!!!

**Washout** · 31-07-2016

Nice vid Neil - lovely chip stream towards the end there.

BTW - would demi-jon bungs do for rubber stops or not man enough for the job - just a thought as the type for the airlock come pre-drilled iirc.