[Inventthis]

. Have you found much movement in your y axis [ is there a second rail on the opposite side of the gantry?] are you using it as a router also? If so, how are you holding your parts down to the louvered cutting table?

Jerry

JerryFlyGuy,`
The y axis is driven on one side only, but there is a second rail on the other side- see solidworks pic. I do get some minor wobble on the unsupported side. The way to fix it is to offset the carriage on the unsupported side or add another carriage. I will do it once the winter is over since it is too cold in the garage to work on it. I'm not planning to use it as a router, I may get too much flex.

[Eddieweeks]

This model plane is turbine powered and is in production right now..

All the moldes were CNC cut from a Solidworks drawing.

http://www.corpcomp.com/weeks1/mb/mb.html

had a great time making all these parts... don't want to do it over.. hahaha

Eddie Weeks
http://www.corpcomp.com/weeks1

[JerryFlyGuy]

Looks great Eddie! :cheers: Curious how long it took to do those two fuse halve's? Is this on your own machine or did you farm it out?

Jerry