I will secure any router/spindle mounts to this plate. This assembly has gone through probably 9 overhaul revisions and hundreds of changes and there are still more things to change that I have yet to do, however it is mostly complete.īolts on top of ‘Bridge’ plate. I have spent a ridiculous amount of time on is the Z axis. Like I said, I have but a lot of work into my SolidWorks models, so I intend to show them off in case anyone finds any issues. Hitachi M12VC and another yet to be determined X&Y: 2 sets of Boston FC20 Flexible Shaft Couplings

Z: 2x 500mm IKO LWH25 rails with LWHT25 Blocks Y: 2x 1500mm IKO LWH25 rails with LWHT25 Blocks X: 4x 500mm Hiwin LGR25TH Rails with LG25 bearings Y: Pacific scientific Sigmax E42 with Gecko G203V Chinese motor with Centent CN0142 Rails: X: Pacific scientific PowerPac K43 with Gecko G203V 70V This is going to be a large (to me) router-style build.Ģx Lamb Technicon (made ~1990) ground with 1 inch pitch double start (L105700157)ġx Thompson Ballscrew Assembly preloaded and rolled 0.5 inch lead (BSA-08-Q) I would like criticisms and suggestions, however as I am sure there are things that could be improved. I have been designing and modeling virtually every part in SolidWorks for the past year as well and I think I have a good idea of how everything is going to go together. I have been picking up parts whenever I found deals on eBay and planning everything out.

I have decided to build a second machine after completing my first Can-Not-Cut machine a few years ago. I have been planning my second build for nearly a year now.

Diy scratchpad