Hello
I`m rebuilding my 1 year old router)
here i will post photos and results of the process)
my old setup
here is my new table)
Hello
I`m rebuilding my 1 year old router)
here i will post photos and results of the process)
my old setup
here is my new table)
Do you think that support structure will be stiff enough? Looks like it can support the carving of large grave stones. I wish mine were like that.
Nice job so far.
CarveOne
CarveOne
http://www.carveonecncwoodcraft.com
today`s
Looking really good ZNAK. Keep it up.
CarveOne
CarveOne
http://www.carveonecncwoodcraft.com
Great work! How much does this beasty weigh?
Shoot man, you'll be able to mill a head out of a block of aluminum with that thing. Nice work.
installed rails and rack.
How much does you overhead assembly weight? are the sliding rod strong enough to support it? I would of went with aluminum overhead assembly, but thats just me. What kind of motors are you using?
Good luck with you build. :cheers:
Y axis
Solid build for sure!
Hey, you might be interested in the rails for sale here, sounds like the perfect match for your table?
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74507
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Then again I see your not in the USA, shipping cost would be huge.
Anywho, Great job on your machine build.
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first tests on aluminium
size 60*60*10mm
8mm mill
speed 3m/m
stepover 4mm
stepdown 0.1mm
Good work Sergio!
here is the photo of the finished router
now i`m building aa new one with servo, smoothstepper and better linear rails))
That table deserves a better router than that!
Wayne Hill
This 1050watt kress router is temporary))))))
I will use Makita 1800 watt router as I used on previous cnc machine
Very nice work...