Here we go again . . . MK4

**Desertboy** · 09-12-2017

I'll give you a shout when I need my 5 axis spindle making lol, superb work

**Zeeflyboy** · 09-12-2017

Haha, love the 3D printer - wish it was that quick!

Do the seals sit ok without the chamfer machined?

**routercnc** · 09-12-2017

Originally Posted by Zeeflyboy

Haha, love the 3D printer - wish it was that quick!

Do the seals sit ok without the chamfer machined?

They seem fine. I've moved the Z axis up and down and they sit nicely. Definitely adds some friction though so may need that second Z stepper. Also wish I had allowed them to float in individual housings to get them to sit perfectly aligned to their respective rail. But very pleased and a big thank you for printing them out the 'slow way'.

**routercnc** · 06-01-2018

Here comes episode 10 - machining parts for the bed:

**Desertboy** · 06-01-2018

Your CNC porn videos just kill it :)

**routercnc** · 06-01-2018

Thanks Desertboy !

**Nr1madman** · 06-01-2018

You have solutions I would never think of.. thanks for sharing!

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**Nickhofen** · 06-01-2018

Very informative videos indeed!

**routercnc** · 06-01-2018

Thanks Nr1madman. Most of the ideas have been borrowed from looking at too many other machines!

Thanks Nickhofen glad you are enjoying it.

**Edward** · 06-01-2018

Hi routercnc,
Greatly enjoying your videos! One question, on your latest one, after cutting all the extrusion uprights, how did you machine them to be exactly the right length and exactly square?
Did you clamp them in the vice to be perfectly perpendicular and then machined the top, then turned over and machined the opposite end? Thanks.