Thread: Wobbly: my first 3-axis router
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18-01-2013 #1
If you look at the piccy here:
http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/genera...rted-rail.html
Thr red shaded area shows how much load in each direction supportted rail will take. In your situation I think you will be fine, the machine will probably rip through the mdf gantry a long time before you encounter a force that causes a problem with the rails.
Edit to add: You really need to rethink your spindle mount, it is far too weak. You need to make two of them that grip the spindle and put a few inches between them.
Do a google image search for: cnc spindle mount
and you will find plenty of examples to suit all budgets.Last edited by D.C.; 18-01-2013 at 03:27 PM.
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19-01-2013 #2
Thanks D.C.!
Yes, the spindle mount needs improving. The mount in the picture is made of aluminium but I intend to ad a support higher up. Just received my router (with mount) yesterday so I'll start design on the upper support soon.
Cheers
Patrik
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