[WOODKNACK]

Has anyone seen a cnc route kit for sale? Im talking about something around a 10x10 inch or so (cutting area)?

[balsaman]

Here is one.

http://www.rcmodels.net/cnc/

I am also considering selling mine...if your interested in a previously owned one. Also it needs to be picked up. Too heavy to ship...

Eric

[cncman]

That's a cool looking machine.

[WOODKNACK]

Going to sell yours already!! Geez you just made it... You live in canada right?? Im in maine.......

[balsaman]

I am considering building a new one out of aluminum. Maybe use servos and gecko's. I haven't decided yet.

Where in Maine?

Eric

[WOODKNACK]

I live near the capital. Augusta, Me 04330

[WOODKNACK]

Hey clean out your mail box.. cant send PM to you.....

[balsaman]

Cleaned out.

You are 700 miles from me. Kinda far.

Eric

[WOODKNACK]

Thats ok. I think im going to build machine number 3. They only get better.. Going to build a gantry this time.

[balsaman]

It's complaining that your mailbox is full...

Eric

[balsaman]

-MDF machine frame
-all linear bearings/rail on every axis
-1/2-10 Acme leadscrews on each axis
-15x27 table
-13x25" cutting area
-325 drilled holes for clamping in a 12x24 grid
-about 275 of the drilled holes have steel treaded inserts for
clamps etc.(10-24)
-Stepperworld FET3 board
-27 volt PS with resistors
-48" per minute on x and y
-30" on z
-3.5" z travel
-1.25 HP router with variable speed control
-software controls the router on/off
-No computer included
-no measurable backlash on x, .0055" baclash on y. This can be fixed with a new y delrin nut. Currently I am compensating using backlash compensation in the software.

I would need $750.00 USD to part with it. I would also need some time, as I am not done with it yet. Also I would have to ask my wife... if I can build a new one first...

Eric

[WOODKNACK]

HEY,
Ya I emptyed my box too!!! lol.. Not a bad price. But im affraid shipping would kill me....

[cncadmin]

I shipped my machine it cost about 150.00 to ship a 24x36 wood router machine.