Ill post something here after Ive run it. You should Shapeoko CNC Router All tools required for assembly 12 Teez-Nutz 6 Glass fiber-reinforced nylon clamps. We have not yet made a part, waiting for table clamps and collets. There is a dedicated web site for support of the machine.
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They have supplied a fine manual, with full details of Mach and how to run it.
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It took less than 5 minutes to install Mach and have this thing running. All you need to add is a PC and parallel port cable. Everything is neatly wired into one nice box.
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The box includes all the electronics, even a driver for a 4th axis. I saw the one LMS had at NAMES, but they wouldnt let me take it apart Now that my friend has one we opened it up and looked very close and Im more than ever convinced its a great little machine. It is very finely finished in every respect, well painted, nice sheet metal cabinets and a big coolant tray. This is not simply a conversion of a X1 mill, its a whole different machine. Its all cast iron, It comes with ball screws, and I could not measure any backlash in any axis. This mill is 10 times the capability of a Sherline. This is the same machine sold in Europe by ArceuroTrade, and in the US by Little Machine Shop. It took forever to arrive, but now that its there we have it running and I think its a GREAT machine. I guess I need to talk to someone who has "been there and done that".Ī friend of mine has just received a new KX1 cnc mill from Harbor Freight. If you do some SF calculations you will see that fast light cuts would seem to be well suited to the Taigs 10K spindle and within the spindle horsepower, but reliable feeds at those loads and feed rates might be an issue. Engraving comes to mind along with curves and graceful arcs. I know how to turn the cranks on my mill and lathe but I see so many people making things on a cnc machine that are just beautiful. If this turns out to be a very frustrating process it may just not be worth it. After building several small motors and projects I think that I could handle mounting the motors, changing to ball screws and all the mechanical parts, I'm just not sure of my electronic ability. But then do I still have to get and learn a drawing program? I am trying to figure out what I could possibly getting myself into. They also furnish a license for Mach3 software which I already have downloaded and tried the demo version on my Windows XP computer. If I understand their website correctly they offer everything that is needed to turn my old X2 mini mill into a CNC machine. Has anyone heard of or had any dealings with this company?
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