Here are a few images from the build. I wont go into too much detail with text, but if anyone has any questions just let me know and i will give more detail.
I am really pleased with how it has turned out, considering it is the first machine i have designed and built. Huge thanks to everyone for the help!!!

Things i would do differently next time:
Not use cheap Omron relays! i had around 3 faulty ones which caused a head ache fault finding.
Get the dust extractor set up before surfacing the bed!!!
oversize the control box, as the wiring become a little messy and cramped
make the bed heigh adjustable
add rail adjustment to aid levelling
use epoxy to level the rails

Things still to do:
fit limit and home switches on all axis
finish the dust extraction system including dust shoe
loctite the pulley and grub screws onto the motors
calibrate the spindle speed

Putting the hours into the design was worth it. The assembly went well with the machined parts, the frame went together well to with only a couple of holes needing opening out. Slotting parts and adding adjustment in the design was beneficial for setting up and assembly.

It has taken near enough a year from design to working machine (working weekends and the occasional week night).

Anyway, enjoy the pics...

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