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15-01-2015 #11threaded bar just for the build and to check motion etc but i do want to use something more accurate and robust
..CliveLast edited by Clive S; 15-01-2015 at 04:47 PM.
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15-01-2015 #12
lol, im finding it amusing :) i guess everyone has there opinions and preferable ways, basically im just gonna be cutting shapes out of 18mm thick pine to build my birdhouses with. taking me far to long on the scroll saw so i thought id have a bash at this, initial frame prototype at the moment is wooden but once ive got tht to how i want it ill get it made in steel, easy to keep changing the wood than metal :)
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15-01-2015 #13
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15-01-2015 #14
im trying to stay under a grand inc software, i dont have much spare cash so i buy as i go along. will upgrade the machine as i progress aswell. my first goal is to get it built, wich is nearly complete, just motors to put on when i buy them, but only aiming to get it to a working (loosly worded) stage and then progress to accuracy and sturdyness after
i know its nothing great but its how i felt comfy starting with the idea
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18-01-2015 #15
Unless you really want to go the cnc route, you would be better with a small table saw and some forstner cutters. e.g. http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster...rstner-bit-set
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