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  1. #1
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    my router table

    hi my name is ryan .i am new to cnczone im only 10 years old so i dont know much about my cnc , but what i do know my dad taught me .me and my dad are rebuilding his old cnc my dads cnc he has now is awsome.my machine has big strong moters there 300oz nema 34 motors ,my dad says they are big enough for me .my machine is together but the power supply blew up so we are waiting to get another one from ebay.im adding apicture that my dad took of my machine the first time he was putting it together .i have made one picture with it it is a pokeman
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    nice face ,thus the reason i will never send one of those family picture christmas cards,
    turns out the nut really doesnt fall far from the tree , i wasn t sure what to do with the machine , room in the workshop is limited but i just couldn t take the hammer to it ,Ryan has taken a fair interst in it so its coming back to life , the footprint is 48x24 , and its got my old fet3 board which runs slow enough not to hurt him
    A poet knows no boundary yet he is bound to the boundaries of ones own mind !! ........

  3. #3
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    Welcome aboard Ryan. You're never to young to get started! Great Pokemon picture! I think it's great that you can work closely with you Dad! Enjoy the time together! Have fun with your machine and remember to be safe!
    Matt P.
    "But honey it was on sale........."

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    ROCK ON Kydd, all i can say is keep at it, the sky's the limit (i once heard he is a fool who doesn't become better than his teacher, no insult intended "dad", lol), just remember the safety factor and keep in mind the only thing that limits you is your will, good going.

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    Welcome aboard buddy! Love the Ivysaur (yeah, that's right, I used to be into Pokemon!)

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    hi its ryan havent been on cnc zone in a while my dads hogging the computer lol. i scraped my old machine so me and my dad are making a new one out of steel tubing we have the x axis built using the v groove barings. its not done yet but me and my dad are working on it i will be looking forward to seeing your replies. see ya

    ps i will post picture soon

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    heres a bunch of pictures of the build that were doing , and a picture of the v groove bearings my dad made
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    Fine looking bearings, how did he make them?

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    G day Ryan,
    Im gathering information on building a similar sized machine to the one your dad is building. Can you tell me what size steppers and router you are planning to use and do you plan to cut much aluminium?
    Michael.

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    im using vexta 166 oz moters and micro stepping drivers that my dad sells im going to use one of my dads old rouders that takes quarter inch or half inch bits i wont wont be cutting aluminum because at my age its to dangerous but my machine is capapable of cutting aluminum

    me and my dad made the bearings with the bearings of roller blades we made the wheels on me and my dads laithe and pushed in two bearings in each wheel and they work realy well i have them sliding on square tubing

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