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Tue Apr 14, 2009 9:53 pm
by msj442
hey any you guys done one of those cnc router projects? i am happy with bench so on to next project. i am going to build one of these as it would be nice for small parts. i know there is website forums for these but i like this one. lol just curious if anyone on here has done one. im used to cnc from work so it would be pretty easy i think.
max ???
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Wed Apr 15, 2009 1:44 am
by MrHijet
Hi Max,
Because of the sensors and motor controllers, I joined a large cnc router forum in Europe about a year ago. I never intended to build a DIY cnc router, but I read enough to have a feeling what works and what not.
What material and what sizes would you like to work on ?
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Wed Apr 15, 2009 1:28 pm
by 49-1183904562
Max,
CNC Router or CNC Mill ?
Wood or Metal?
Rick
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Wed Apr 15, 2009 9:27 pm
by tweaks
Max,
have a look at cnczone.com I think you should be able to find everything you want and desire on there
Cheers
Lynds
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Wed Apr 15, 2009 10:38 pm
by msj442
well the stuff i plan on doing is alot of aluminum plate material .125 thick. logos in valve covers and fuel regulators and such. wood and some aluminum, i have had some parts for project already for about 5 years just now getting back to it. have driver board and steppers and various blueprints and mach3 software and acme thread and antibacklash leadnuts. i like the dos stuff though cuz that is what i learned on and am used to it. it really is a router but i plan on it doing some etching and shallow milling with carbide tooling.i was just curious if anybody done one on this forum. thanks for input.
max