Thread: Steel Framed Router
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02-09-2011 #13
:heehee: Yep I agree entirely. That's why I don't have any switches on it, or covers and only crude dust extraction ...
My ballscrews are also from Chai. Only just got round to putting better computer on it that I've had for a while. What a difference...RM1610 screw on Y-axis is now going at 36m/min which is the critical speed and it seems fine. I wonder what their limit is :naughty:
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