[LuthierX]

3 projects of CNC Router 3Axis, 4 Axis and 5 Axis

[LuthierX]

proress

[LuthierX]

progress

[High Seas]

I do like the "Bridge Approach" (dual rails straddling the z axis) on your Y axis (its a favorite of mine too). If I could suggest:
consider rotating the z axis 90 degrees (about the z- vertical) - you might have an easier time changing bits in it.
That assumes you'll have access to the table along the X axis - which is most common. Any way you look at it - you'll be giving up working footprint - but make changing bits a bit easier.
:cheers: Jim

[Khalid]

good drawing...can u share ur design

[LuthierX]

good drawing...can u share ur design

I used studio max 8 3ds

[LuthierX]

I do like the "Bridge Approach" (dual rails straddling the z axis) on your Y axis (its a favorite of mine too). If I could suggest:
consider rotating the z axis 90 degrees (about the z- vertical) - you might have an easier time changing bits in it.
That assumes you'll have access to the table along the X axis - which is most common. Any way you look at it - you'll be giving up working footprint - but make changing bits a bit easier.
:cheers: Jim

Excellent suggestion, but as I make that?

[JulioHB]

LuthierX,

you are a crazy guy!
Manda bala garoto!!

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[High Seas]

LuthierX
Kinda like this:
http://www.cnczone.com/gallery/showp...00/ppuser/1938
Best of luck!
:cheers: Jim

[LuthierX]

LuthierX
Kinda like this:
http://www.cnczone.com/gallery/showp...00/ppuser/1938
Best of luck!
:cheers: Jim

is this?

[High Seas]

Sorry for a very late response - but yes! Nice dagream too. You can see readily how your layout will prevent torsion (bending) as a result of the router/spindle weight being asymetricly mounted on the Y axis. You do have to make sure the Y axis members are rigid enough to prevent bending in the Z axis though.
Good Luck., and
:cheers: Jim

[Khalid]

I am also a experience work on 3D studio max.. I learn it when we have 3d max ver 4 and now its ver9