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If you are looking for a range of "in-between" sizes check out the IronMan XE and MTX routers here....

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Both offer 100% ball screw design with X & Y using a rotary nut design. ...

Thanks. We try for a blend of beauty, practicality, and performance.

The motor and encoder/scale images are real pictures taken from shipped IronMan XE systems.

The PCX and Spartan are...

We have a 24"x12"x6"(clearance)/8" (travel) CNC router with a great 4th Axis option (pictured). Our systems are all ball screw with a preloaded rotary ball nut drive system.

Check it out....along...

Whether buy new or retrofitting check out our UltraDrive Servo system, uses a dual rotary nut preload design with custom AC Brushless motors....and/or our IronMan XE with comes optional with the...

We have a formulation that is a bit more specific than epoxy / granite that we use in a couple of our systems.....see attached. We call it PetraCast.

The IronMan PCX takes our IronMan XE with...

While a little late on this thread.....I'm a big fan of "Big Z". To that end the approach our IronMan XE systems take to maximize "Z" is to, with dual X axis ball screws (optional or standard...

Daniel, agreeing with underthetire, we do rotary nut with our designs and they are 1" diameter for our 96" X axis work envelop router systems. If you are going to be rotating the ball screw go here,...

Thanks RTP_Burnsville!

Here is another link that is designed to provide CNC info in a "fun" format: "School of CNC Knowledge". It is an ongoing work in progress.....as is gathering knowledge is...

Many people I've run across that are looking for systems of a particular size really don't want the size they are shopping for, but rather having to settle for a size bigger than what they need.
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You are going to be limiting your 4th axis options with a 12"x12" work envelop.

For example the system pictured shows a stepper powered 4th Axis option.

That same system is available in a...

Hello,

I am considering purchasing a CNC router for working with sheets of plywood and MDF. In a twist of circumstance there may be the need for some detailed hardwood work as well.

My budget...

Thanks for catching my error, yes the Z axis "lead" screw. I'm selling one of my killer CNC 5 axis routers and it has ball screws, had it in the brain when typing.

I think the 3 minute solution...

I didn't state this issue correctly, which the trunnion and rotary tables on the work surface, it eats up about 2-3" of the Z axis clearance.

My current plans are to just raise the spindle as...

Greetings everyone,

For my first post to this great site/forum I would like to ask if anyone has extended the Z axis on the their Taig mill.

I have a 5 axis system with a trunnion table that...