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Another OX, but this one is MINE :-)

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Trunkmonky, Aug 19, 2017.

OX, of the house Steel

OX, of the house Steel

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by Trunkmonky, Aug 19, 2017.

OOZNEST Style OX machine with 3D printed panels

ox ooznest cnc 3dprinted
  1. Trunkmonky

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    #1 Trunkmonky, Aug 19, 2017
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    Looking good so far. Did you print the parts out of PEGT or ABS?
     
    #2 Tim Curtis, Aug 23, 2017
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    nice ! I don't know if 3D printed parts can really perform well, can't wait to see for your result !
     
    #3 tru168, Aug 23, 2017
  4. Trunkmonky

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    Thanks! The pieces were printed in ABS. The original idea was to have the router build its own replacement parts, but my printers quality isn't what I had hoped and I will be switching to steel for the X axis when I get the chance. I should be able to use the printed Y and Z axis plates for a few test cuts at very least.
     
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    It's great to see CNC machines being built with parts made on 3D printers. :)
     
    #5 Savvas, Aug 25, 2017
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    Hey Trunkmonky, Thanks for sharing the project.
    The cutting looks good, but different with the ones from the origin design. Is that the modification for using 3D printed parts?
     
    #6 ihu, Sep 29, 2017
  7. Tracy Ranson

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    Where can I get some of the steel plasma cut parts?
     
    #7 Tracy Ranson, Sep 29, 2017
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    I had them made by a local technical college student who needed a project.
     
    #8 Trunkmonky, Sep 29, 2017
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    They ended up being closer to the original oozest plates than those for the printed version, however I went with a thinner gauge steel than if they were made from aluminum or acetal/acrylic
     
    #9 Trunkmonky, Sep 29, 2017
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    Nice build!
     
    #10 Peter Van Der Walt, Oct 8, 2017

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