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Sorry for the late reply. I have been using cheap single flute endmills that come in a 10 pack because I was trying to figure out my feeds and...
How did you hook it all up electronically? Here is a thread one the topic. Z axis probe connection
Have you tried a single flute? That is what I have used at about 18000 rpms.
I got mine from McMaster Carr as well. The price and shipping was very fair.
I agree with skipping the flat depth. Give it a try without. Also if your work piece is not perfectly flat on a vcarve, it may not look right due...
What I like is that I can make one .dxf file of something and quickly create the tool paths If I want to cut it out of various thicknesses of...
Another option for you may be Estlcam. I love it. It is free, but I chose to pay the $59 for a license to support upgrades. Also the paid...
I have no clue if what you want to do is possible, but I googled Flashforge and found the sailfish manual. You may be better off searching...
I did not know where this would best be posted so I figured Other Builds was the way to go. It is technically not a lathe (is it??). But this...
For a bed, I bought these spikes for costume clothing. I plan to screw them into a sheet of polycarbonate plastic. Someone gave it to me thinking...
But then you would have to have one for every thickness of stock you have. Much easier to use the tool length measurement touch plate.
You will have to make up your own custom size.
The one that is embedded is a tool length measurement one used after a tool change. Basically, when you change tools, it touches off on that...
The extreme V wheels are designed for v-slot aluminum profile not the t-slot from 8020. 8020 does make their own wheels, but holy crap the price...
If you made the gantry the short way (ie only 4 feet long) there would be less flex. Then you could put multiple supports along the long axis to...
If you are not familiar with how to figure out which two wires are pairs, Rob does a good job explaining it in this recent ost in another thread....
Here is a wiring diagram that works. I can't see yours because the links all appear broken. Are you certain you picked the right pairs of wires...
I just looked at the reviews in that link. Here is one about noise: There are more reviews mentioning the noise, but everyone seems happy with...
Is there an obvious point - like say the dot above an "i" - you can jog your engraving bit to and line it up into that hole? if so you could get...
I second the torsion box. It is stiff and solid.
