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Rumblebelly Been in the making for a while 03-02-2016, 06:58 PM
WoodWorkerB Re: Been in the making for a... 03-04-2016, 01:02 AM
Rumblebelly Re: Been in the making for a... 03-04-2016, 05:37 AM
Rumblebelly Re: Been in the making for a... 03-04-2016, 05:27 PM
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  1. #1
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    Been in the making for a while

    Took me 3 years to actually have enough space in my garage to build this beast but its going together pretty well.

  2. #2

    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Looks great! Keep us updated on the progress. Decided on electronics yet?
    WoodWorkerB
    HobbyCNC.com, WoodWorkerB.com

  3. #3
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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Thanks, what a bear of a build, convinced the local high school shop teacher cut the pieces on the schools machine here, finished the first drive today, woohoo! Only two more to go .................

    Attachment 310730

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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Quote Originally Posted by WoodWorkerB View Post
    Decided on electronics yet?
    Ummmmmmm. I bought a kit on Ebay when I first started this project, looks similar to this:



    Not sure about hook up yet but that is where my starting point is.

    Advice?

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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Buy a second one to replace this one when it craps out!
    Keep posting photos!
    WoodWorkerB
    HobbyCNC.com, WoodWorkerB.com

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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    All the drives are in and working, now on to wiring the beast!

    Anyone have a walk through for the next steps in this process?

    Attachment 311138

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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Quote Originally Posted by Rumblebelly View Post
    All the drives are in and working, now on to wiring the beast!

    Anyone have a walk through for the next steps in this process?
    Yup throw out the board you bought, its garbage....

  8. #8
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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Wow...looking good!

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    Re: Been in the making for a while

    Just stumbled onto your build thread. Your machine looks very good in your last post. Where are you at with it?

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