3 Axis CNC router

[Clive S]

At last Joe. Now get it dirty

[JoeHarris]

[Clive S]

Nice Joe. Did you skim the bed first. MDF is not the best HDF would be better

[JoeHarris]

Nice Joe. Did you skim the bed first. MDF is not the best HDF would be better

Yes skimmed the bed. At that scale with my cheap Chinese cutter I’m pretty happy with how it turned out in mdf. I’ll try it with hdf or ali...


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[JAZZCNC]

Sorry, Joe, it slipped my mind but I see you got it. Try cutting it in something harder like Acrylic, HDPE or Ali it will come out a lot nice than on that nasty MDF at this size. MDF is ok when it's larger but not when it gets small as it can't hold the detail.

[JoeHarris]

Sorry, Joe, it slipped my mind but I see you got it. Try cutting it in something harder like Acrylic, HDPE or Ali it will come out a lot nice than on that nasty MDF at this size. MDF is ok when it's larger but not when it gets small as it can't hold the detail.

No worries. Clive sorted me out! Nasty mdf was all I had!! Looks better with a bit of oil...


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[Clive S]

No worries. Clive sorted me out! Nasty mdf was all I had!! Looks better with a bit of oil...


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Well the test has been passed you are a member of the Aztec Club

[Andrewg]

Well done - if only more Build logs had a payoff like this. Congratulations on a successful build, and thanks for sharing so much here and on Youtube. Your reflections on the journey and lessons learned will be of great interest. Best wishes
Andrew

[JAZZCNC]

Well done - if only more Build logs had a payoff like this. Congratulations on a successful build, and thanks for sharing so much here and on Youtube. Your reflections on the journey and lessons learned will be of great interest. Best wishes
Andrew

Andrew, they do it's just it doesn't always get shown. One of the reasons you don't see so many machines builds finished isn't because they don't get finished, well should say used because they kind of don't get finished. Often it's because soon as they get to the point the machine moves they start using it to make things and that's the last time they do anything to the machine until it breaks or gives trouble.

[Neale]

Often it's because soon as they get to the point the machine moves they start using it to make things and that's the last time they do anything to the machine until it breaks or gives trouble.

Ain't that the truth!

...and my own "build log" (well, more a case of what I learnt during the build...) does finish with a couple of examples of work done, although no Aztec plate yet