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Well Here is the work done to date.:wave:

http://i483.photobucket.com/albums/rr197/MLPF1/Milling%20CNC/MLPCNCMILL1.jpg

Here you can see we are working on our DBL X Axis Tables.
The Z Axis...

Thanks Hirudin, I will check it out.

Well it looks great Hirudin thanks for the hook up on this mod!! I will be changing my other mills as well!

Marty

Hey where did you get the vented floor panels for your setup?

I will post pics Monday couldn't get the camara to focus and kinda under the weather also.

Marty

Didn't think about that I have a X axis leadscrew and lead nut on my setup for the Y axis. I bet you will need to turn the Y axis lead nut around, they press right out and in should not be a problem....

Well I just did this on my Project mill it works and fact is it moves the X Axis lead nut to the right side and this is better for adding a spacer to the right side so you can use more of the stock...

Sure did Scott and yes Brawn is the Man!!!!

This place went nuts when old JB and RB finished 1 - 2 LMAO @ That.

The others will catchup but I hope they win the series and Championship!

Hey scott
Thanks for the info and all the help!

Marty

Hey Jdoug makes no matter what you go with as long as it works right.
Thanks for the help, I will post as we go I guess, we will see how it all works out!

Peace out

MLP

Thanks Doug, I have started the build I am making the frame right now it is what I would call a mini forming machine - 1/2 scale of the Bel o vac C class I had and sold I never did get a chance to go...

Thank you Scott, So maybe I was getting a little testy Sorry.

Do you know of someone or a company that can build or would build a Machine in the specs I need ?

For pulling Lexan .020 to .040...

Yes I have run some test cuts but found that the Z tower is just to weak anything more than a few 1000's at a time it just vibrates all over the place.
I will give it some back bone with the Brace...

I guess there is no way to get any help here.

So is there a place I can go to get some help.

Thank you.

Well I had to move on to the Taig with the X2 head!!! I finished it today.

I did not care much for the way the Taig Z tower moves with the updated Taig Head unit I had going So I took it apart and...

I had the samething happen about 2 years ago, I just removed the pulley and re-tightened the spindle shaft to ware it felt to tight and backed it off a little. I also had to do this about once a...

Hi I am new to vacuum forming and Thermoforming. I had a Belovac but had to sell it to pay for some medical bills I only used it 5 times if that. Now I need to build my own. I am looking at doing it...

Now thats something to look into good Idea.

Marty

There was one once But when I found it the link didn't work any longer.

http://www.cartertools.com/spill.html

Marty

Well after my computer crash and getting all my files back and my programs I am back at this project.

Like this Jason

Yep you got it Dave!

Test Z Axis setup for the next project.
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New pic's of the Y bed Done! 19" total !! It rides smooth.......... It was not easy for the Taig parts from one bed to another are not the same The 4 steel railways were close but the y bed base out...

The teeth go on the outside, or that is point to the outside.

I have had the same belt running on one of my mills for 3 years now and i just eyeball it.
This has worked for me.

http://i483.photobucket.com/albums/rr197/MLPF1/Milling%20CNC/cncml32.jpg


And I would go with what Bob said.

good to hear looks good
Thanks

Twingy whats up with the y my bad axis kit?

Well that took me right of my feet!!! Sweet Build !!! And a Great Job and I love the Gecko on the faceplate! and the detail is outstanding!!!!

:eek: owell I guess thats what I get for being a newbie

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Wow both are real cool.

MLP

So is this contest on again I got an email telling me it was.

anyone else?

MLP

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