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    Looking very nice Tom thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!

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    Drilling and taping M3 holes for 15mm rails

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    Drilling holes - M3x16mm socket bolts. They tall enough to use entire thread depth and goes inside 25mm wide profile. There will be only 4mm hole left outside to insert the allen key:)

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    Errors are inevitable - forgot to cut the slot for the belt - grrr.
    Had to grind and mill 20mm slot - wasted my precious time.

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    Base for legs: 2mm profile (2.5 before planing) 5mm plate plus m8 nut, so total of 15mm thread depth for vibro-damping stands.

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    Frame almost done.
    Y motor bracket need to be welded in place
    Detecting plate for Home and Limit - this will have slots, so can be adjusted accordingly - should be done before was welded - now need to buy angle drill. I should finish design to last bolt first before starting fabrication - always do the same mistake - just not patient enough.
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    Last edited by Tom J; 08-11-2015 at 04:10 PM.

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    Had to shortened the RM1605 ballscrew by 14mm.
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    My tip for turning exact diameter is to leave 0.1mm and use sand paper on the end to get nice fit to bearings.

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    Looking good Tom keep it up can't wait to see it Rattle n Roll. .

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    Planing base for ballscrew - base is 60x5 mild still (as we know is far from flat, unlike cold rolled - bright steel)
    As always got some distortion after welding.

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    Updated design - new colour, few minor changes in Z plate
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    Welding the gantry - was waiting for another precision angle from Amazon - Happy with the result 0.5 mm off i checked against one side - spot on from other side. When all will be welded together (base for rails, ribs, etc) than will machine the base to have straight angle. I will leave the rails on the block, as this will be reference surface to the angle plate when fix to the mill - confusing now, but will show the picture soon.
    Meantime - how I achieved accuracy before welding - spot how I use the straight angles (Gantry legs, than against table and Base for X axle) All surfaces has been planed each time I weld something - this was my error, should weld everything first than machine to avoid distortion.
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    Last edited by Tom J; 24-11-2015 at 12:39 PM.

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