Making the frame square

[JAZZCNC]

One corner was 3mm lower than the other because I just started building from the garage floor assuming it was level.

Ah I see so you effectively put it in twist. But ounce positioned the epoxy will have levelled this out for you won't it.

That's a good point for Rob and others thou because while it may be obvious to others not everybody thinks that you need to start building from a FLAT level surface. It often pays out to spend a little time making a platform to work from or spend the time setting the bench level.!

[EddyCurrent]

Ah I see so you effectively put it in twist. But ounce positioned the epoxy will have levelled this out for you won't it.

Yes, the fact that my top beams were bolted to the frame meant I could shim them to near as damn it level, then the epoxy on top was the icing on the cake so to speak.

[JAZZCNC]

Yes, the fact that my top beams were bolted to the frame meant I could shim them to near as damn it level, then the epoxy on top was the icing on the cake so to speak.

Good That's why I like the top rail adjustable, yes it needs to be done right and takes a bit of time but gives that flexabilty if or when needed. Said it so many times but I'll say it again it's that important I feel.!! . . . Adjustment is the KEY to successful DIY machine.!!