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All metal Ox hybrid CNC Router Table

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Denis Lapratte, Feb 18, 2018.

All metal Ox hybrid CNC Router Table

All metal Ox hybrid CNC Router Table

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Denis Lapratte, Feb 18, 2018.

This is my second CNC build, but the first one that I design from the ground up. The base is all metal because I want to add Plasma facility later on. I used the Ox model for the gantry plates and made a few changes to adapt to my design. Since I wanted to use parts from my first CNC to save as much as possible, I kept the 5/8 Hi-Lead Screw I had from Roton for the Y and Z axis. I will also add a downdraft table to keep all parts tight on the table for cutting.

CNC Router Metal base Ox gantry Downdraft table Plasma cutter POWERPACK_ENTRY
  1. Denis Lapratte

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    Denis Lapratte published a new build:

    Read more about this build...
     
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    Very anxious to see your build. I am hoping that I can learn from your build.
     
    #2 johnnycnc, Feb 18, 2018
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    Heavy Duty outfit, where did you get the rack from? If my belt ever fails me, I would install a rack like this
     
    #3 devloop, Feb 20, 2018
  4. Denis Lapratte

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    You have no idea how strong this table will be, I will never see the end as far as loading capacity!.

    Racks are coming from CNCRouterparts. I made my own Motor mount pivot plate from the DXF file they provide and bought the rest of the kit and racks from them. I will post the VCarve file later for all of the parts I cut with my old CNC.
     
    #4 Denis Lapratte, Feb 20, 2018
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    I noticed on your table that you bolted a lot of the joints rather than welded them. Was there a reason for this? I really like this table except when you might have to move it?? :mad::mad:
     
    #5 johnnycnc, Feb 20, 2018
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    Sometimes welding distort meta a bit and it is harder to make it perfectly square. Plus, if welded, it is very difficult to modify, you have to take a new piece of metal. I know this because I made a mistake in the measurement for the Y axis not taking into account the width of the router bracket. The result is that I had to add a few inches to the top 5 supports and the braces were welded to them. Because of that I had to cut them in the middle and weld them. When done, the heat made some of the supports to slightly bend and the result was that I didn't have a perfectly flat surface anymore.
     
    #6 Denis Lapratte, Feb 20, 2018

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