[cnczane]

For those of us who want to know why it still won't work...
http://www.mit.edu/people/asprunt/po.../sb-thesis.pdf

Alexander D. Sprunt submitted his study of a 3D CNC router design variations for a Bachelor's degree at MIT in 2000.

For those looking for equations. I find the vacuum one interesting.

[arvidb]

Thanks for the link! Interesting. Guess it really shows that linear slides are just soo much stronger than one think.

Arvid

[calkai1]

It is a great for me to learn how to design my router!!!
Thank you very much!!:rainfro:

[Patrick2by4]

It is a interesting design but did this guy actually build a working model? I didn't see a picture.

Pat

[balsaman]

*Most* (not all) Engineers don't build things, they draw them.

Eric

[trubleshtr]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by balsaman
[B]*Most* (not all) Engineers don't build things, they draw them.

And if they do they never work or go together the way the initial drawing intended..

[Patrick2by4]

Is that why plans are sometimes called 'Blue hints' instead of 'Blueprints'? :devious:

-Pat

[ToyMaker]

Eric wrote >*Most* (not all) Engineers don't build things, they draw them.<

That's why Document Control has 2 sets of files: Design docs and As Built docs

robotic regards,

Tom
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[amarrok]

For those of us who want to know why it still won't work...
http://www.mit.edu/people/asprunt/po.../sb-thesis.pdf

Alexander D. Sprunt submitted his study of a 3D CNC router design variations for a Bachelor's degree at MIT in 2000.

For those looking for equations. I find the vacuum one interesting.

Hi,

I tried the link, but unfortunately I get "You don't have permission to access that URL on this server"

Does anyone have the thesis?

thanx in advance

[neurofen]

MIT baaahh

[CarveOne]

Hi,

I tried the link, but unfortunately I get "You don't have permission to access that URL on this server"

Does anyone have the thesis?

thanx in advance

Old post...

That link is from mid 2004, and has probably been moved or deleted since then. Google the document name and see if you find it.

CarveOne