Bricabracwizard's 3D Router Project
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Bricabracwizard's 3D Router Project
The Instructables user Bricabracwizard just finished his 3D Router using our plans and the result is amazing!
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BUENA PINTA TIENE EL ROUTER
ENHORABUENA
ENHORABUENA
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MUCHAS GRACIAS!
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tienes mas proyectos en alguna web tuya
cual es
Gracias
cual es
Gracias
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Bricabracwizard's 3D Router Project
Si te fijas en mi sitio de instructables: http://www.instructables.com/member/bricabracwizard/ te muestran cosas que he hecho y cómo hacerlas. Mi blog: http://steampunkwayoflife.blogspot.com.au/ tiene principalmente las cosas que he hecho con solo de Paoson 3D router que no he hecho. Espero que me entiendas esto que apenas estoy aprendiendo a español, por lo que la mayoría se hace con google.
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Gracias por tu respuesta y tu esfuerzo
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Nice work Bricabrac, I am just starting my build.
I notice two cranks for moving the X axis up and down. Was this to provide a way to adjust the Axis parallel to the bed?
What is the saw tooth material you used for the stops along the Y axis?
Thanks Nello
I notice two cranks for moving the X axis up and down. Was this to provide a way to adjust the Axis parallel to the bed?
What is the saw tooth material you used for the stops along the Y axis?
Thanks Nello
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Hi Nello, Thanks for the compliments. Yes I included 2 cranks for the Z axis for more accuracy, although one is fine...just a bit fiddlier to get it square with the bed. The bars along the X and Y axis were mild steel with 4mm holes drilled 5mm apart, these were laser cut by a local shop for accuracy. Cheers, bricabracwizard.
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Well done Bricabracwizard! Your project looks really professional. What did you use for the shiny baseboard ?
Pete C
Pete C
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Hi Pete,
I have only just received this notification today 5 Dec 2016. In reply I used gloss black Formica which someone had thrown out. Thanks for the compliment and looking at my construction on Paoson's 3D router.
Cheers,
Michael (bricabracwizard)
I have only just received this notification today 5 Dec 2016. In reply I used gloss black Formica which someone had thrown out. Thanks for the compliment and looking at my construction on Paoson's 3D router.
Cheers,
Michael (bricabracwizard)