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  1. Re: G0704 BeltDrive (L-Style, V Belt or MicroRib J belts)

    Please add links to where you got the belt and the model number.

    I realize now that you made the pulley.
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    Re: My G0704 (Hoss' plans slightly remixed)

    What kind of coolant are you running? Did you say somewhere I didn't see?
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    Re: My G0704 (Hoss' plans slightly remixed)

    Joe,

    Thanks for posting your stand / pan plans before. I used your ideas along with Russ' as well to build mine and I am now to the point where I am ready to epoxy / fiberglass my pan but was...
  4. Re: looking for a bench top cnc plands to build out of aluminm

    I built a table-top / benchtop CNC machine using plans from MomusCNC: momus CNC | benchtop DIY router plans | home page
    There is a sub-forum here with other people's builds:...
  5. Re: Set screw size for the gear select on inside of G0704

    I just wanted to say thanks to everyone for the suggestions.
    Unfortunately I haven't had time to try any of them at this time but I am hoping to tackle the issue this weekend.
  6. Re: Set screw size for the gear select on inside of G0704

    Thank you for the reply. Gives me an excuse to buy more tools since I don't have any ezouts at this time.

    My question just goes to show my ignorance of all of this.
    But we all start from...
  7. Re: Set screw size for the gear select on inside of G0704

    The manual says it's a 5mm set screw although it definitely seems to be a 2.5mm. I can't get it to break free and it slips when I add torque to it.
    Does it actually need to be removed in order to...
  8. Re: Set screw size for the gear select on inside of G0704

    Here's a picture of the part.

    https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170306/f19b053b3e6a885abead9118093bb027.jpg


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  9. Set screw size for the gear select on inside of G0704

    Can anyone tell me what size the hex set screw size is supposed to be on the inside of the G0704 gear select knob?
    I stripped the gears on the inside and can't seem to break it free.

    What seems...
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    Re: Cutting Steel Parts

    Yes you can do it with only a file and hacksaw and lots of elbow grease.
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    Re: Hoss's G0704

    Star san is an acidic sanitizer.
    It eats copper up pretty fast in my experience.
    Wonderful for sanitizing beer equipment but I wouldn't think it would be the greatest idea around metal equipment.
  12. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    On the bright side the delay let me make two batches of beer :)
    I have a Bee Cave Robust Porter going now. Man is it a active ferment!

    It looks like that using the Bosch Colt as my spindle has...
  13. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Originally I had planned on using a separate BOB and drivers to drive the Momus directly until I moved them over to my G0704 that I am also going to CNC.

    Then I came across the MX3660 and it...
  14. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Well I got a successful pour of epoxy on to the bed of the machine.
    I couldn't get every last little bubble out of the mixture but I think it will still be a very serviceable reference plane for the...
  15. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Does anyone have any tips on the best way to attach the motor leads to the flexible stepper wire?
    I was planning on soldering but needed to ensure that I had them run the best way that I could.
    It...
  16. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    I got all the uncured epoxy out of the bed. It was a bit of a pain since it was so viscous but with lots of pushing with a paint scraper and some soaking with rubbing alcohol the tackiness is gone. ...
  17. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Thanks. that is what I expected to hear actually.
    I consider it a life lesson in how to not mix epoxy :).
    What should I do with the goo?
  18. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Do you think there is any merit to attempting to mix some more resin into the existing layer on the base?
    I have 16 ounces left after all and the mixture on the base is still gooey.
  19. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    So I have a slight problem with my epoxy base pour.

    I mixed up the correct 2:1 ratio based on the instructions but unfortunately mixed the bottles up.
    The mixture was then a 2:1 ratio of hardener...
  20. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    After putting some padding on the cover it appears that I have the clearance after all without having to modify anything with my particular set of steppers.
    I think I have a little over 1/8"...
  21. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Status update:

    I completed the Z-axis spacer and did the bearing preload.
    I had to stop there for the night since my 10-32 x 2" bolts for the Z-axis are not long enough to reach through the...
  22. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Well I got everything rolling freely and installed the X and Y motors and belts.
    Setting the windows is a bit tricky when trying to keep silicon from getting everywhere.

    I am doing both of the...
  23. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    I didn't set the windows yet but I did mess with the gantry some more.
    It appears that it isn't quite square and I am rubbing on the left side if I square it up.
    I am going to have to tweak it some...
  24. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Here's what the cover looks like at this time.
    I have it all painted up and ready for the windows to be set.
    I didn't have time before I had to leave for Thanksgiving but now that is over I plan on...
  25. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Here's what my gantry misalignment looks like:

    https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8591/15929790122_c9236f82c1.jpgLeft side

    https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7505/15930443145_62efe6a3b5.jpgRight side ...
  26. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Couldn't you just cut a piece of wood and glue it in to fill in the extra hole in the base?
    Seems like a much easier solution and you don't have to tell anyone you did it :)

    Nevermind I misread...
  27. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    When you say 'outside of my build' do you mean the enclosure?

    I have my gantry rolling on the base now but it seems that the left side is 3/8" farther forward than the right side.
    I need to...
  28. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Ok I found the relevant information on page 170 of the 2.1 plans.
    Not too tight and not too loose :).
  29. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    How much resistance to rolling should there be for the X and Y rails?
    It seems with some adjustment it is rolling pretty freely but I can tighten down the bearings and then it becomes hard to push....
  30. Re: Travis' Momus (aka the slow long running build)

    Mac,

    Thanks for the pointer to the errata. I think Bob has those all corrected in the 2.1 download.
    I am planning on adding the thrust bearing mod to my Z-axis as well.

    I bought some plate...
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