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I'd like to add a 4th axis to my XCarve. I need to build a new controller system to do that. This board will go a long way towards that end. I...
Here's the workbench I'm building. How to Make the Ultimate Garage Workbench » Curbly | DIY Design & Decor Downloadable PDF plans and all.
The lead screw, bearings, nut block, and backlash would all be on the front side closest to the Z-axis carriage. For the ends, an L-bracket across...
@Metalguru @Moag Another alternative is to spin the vertical risers 180, add a second Cbeam to the gantry, and spin the X-axis Cbeam 180. See...
Nice bench. Looks extremely sturdy, perhaps more than you'll need. I'm actually in the process of designing and building one myself. For the C...
@Moag Could the two X-axis 'feet' be replaced with 20x40 instead of the 20x60 sized rails? As you know ;) I've taken a very good look at the...
Couldn't you just make the board bigger? (edit) Never mind. I get it now. It just took me a few minutes to process. I suppose the only way to...
@Moag - Why not move the gantry to the backside of the vertical sides as shown in the following pic? You would have to relocate the additional...
This build looks absolutely fantastic. The build instructions are superb. This is on my Christmas wish list and my wife will have all the links...
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Mounting them upside down prevents you from being able to flatten the X axis cross members and lowering and strengthening the rigidity of the...
After more thinking....you could use the CBeam Riser Plates and the CBeam Shield to provide protective coverage of the screw. If so, it would...
Scroll up a few messages. There's a black/white photo showing the cbeams with the screws are UP, not down. Clearance should not be a problem.
How so? The table sits on top of the cbeams, those would sit on top of the flat/horizontal 'feet'; it's all still off the ground, so to speak.
It looks like the two bottom 'feet' or vertically mounted 20x80 bases could be rotated 90 degrees and used horizontally. If so, you would provide...
