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Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Richard Wisniewski, Sep 20, 2018.

  1. Richard Wisniewski

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    Just a random question/idea. A horizontal table takes up a lot of ground room. Any one build a vertical Cnc/router table? Or plasma? Vacuum cup like system to hold cutouts from falling out ? Of finish cut connections on the highest point?

    Reason I ask I have a very tall long but narrow garage.

    I have also a 2 post car lift 8000 pound. Might just fix the table to it. Looking for insight.

    Thanx rich,
    I’m looking to build a large table to accept 6x10 sheets for furniture production
     
  2. Andreas Bockert

    Andreas Bockert Well-Known
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    You can look at Maslow cnc for inspiration. Home
     
  3. Rick 2.0

    Rick 2.0 OpenBuilds Team
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    The subject was discussed a few years back in this thread. I don't recall anything coming of it. A 6' (usable) X-gantry is getting beyond the capability of OpenBuilds extrusions.

    All I can really offer is that if you do decide to go vertical you may want to consider a constant force spring to lift the router carriage. Sure you can counterbalance the load with a pulley and additional weight but that's just doubling the amount of inertia you need to overcome.
     
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