Nice design, thanks for sharing.
Linear Rail CNC Machines
Build in 'CNC ROUTER BUILDS' published by sgspenceley, Apr 25, 2015.
A CNC build using linear rails & lead screws.
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Blades5 /5,
Plans would be excellent since the cadwork is so Awesome. This is a perfect evolution of the OX. Leads screws would be great and the rigid design looks promising!
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Bigforkg5 /5,
5 stars ++++ I am curious as to planes as well. I this is the best design i have seen yet. It looks like its a Beast for its size something that I am looking for. I purchased a " black" 1000 X 1000mm kit back in March I am not happy at all.
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sgspenceley's Response
Thank you, it's been a fun adventure so far.
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Adrian Trace5 /5,
I'm happy to leave my own design behind to adopt this well thought through design. Do you plan to release the CAD model and if so when? It would be a great benefit to the CNC community!
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sgspenceley's Response
Adrian also have a look at this thread on cnc zone. http://www.cnczone.com/forums/diy-cnc-router-table-machines/182294-cnc-2.html It's a great looking machine expertly produced. I have recently spoke to a few expert members and they all suggest I don't need the double rail on the Y given the quality of the bearings I purchased.
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sgspenceley's Response
Send me email and we can talk about plans, [email protected]
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sgspenceley's Response
Thank you, it's been a fun adventure so far. When I know the design works I will seriously consider sharing the plans and the 3D model.
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sgspenceley's Response
I seriously thought about using the igus double linear bearing like yours. It looks like such a perfect solution for an OpenBuild machine.
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sgspenceley's Response
Thank you, it's been a fun adventure so far. Funny I loved your solution.
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trentster5 /5,
simply amazing - would love to emulate this build! well done. Gorgeous CAD renderings btw!
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sgspenceley's Response
Thank you, it's been a fun adventure so far. I worked on special effected software from the 90s so I like to produce something that looks good. SolidWorks makes this easy
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