[59caddy]

This cnc router is an excelent kit for the model airplane designer/builder
It is a 3 axis machine powered with 3 nema 23 260oz stepper motors a Rockcliff (TM) Breakout board comes with 24v power supply and cable to connect to PC (router not incl) $1605,00 Canadian dollars plus S/H or you pick up in st catharines or Milton
For more information contact me at bertvdhulst@sympatico.ca

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[Buzz]

Originally Posted by 59caddy

This cnc router is an excelent kit for the model airplane designer/builder
It is a 3 axis machine powered with 3 nema 23 260oz stepper motors a Rockcliff (TM) Breakout board comes with 24v power supply and cable to connect to PC (router not incl) $1605,00 Canadian dollars plus S/H or you pick up
For more information contact me at bertvdhulst@sympatico.ca

Location???? Pictures???

[59caddy]

Sorry Buzz the pictures where a little late but they are posted now






Caddy

[Nitro500]

did you ever sell this?

[59caddy]

yes we did sell it,but for a lot less

[Nitro500]

I know the work it takes to build a cnc I am building one now hope the person that bought can respect what he has.

[59caddy]

Thats cool ,What kind are you building? and how big is it going to be? what software are you using to operate the cnc?

I am sorry that i built my machine to small cutting area is only 12 x 12 inches,But i am trying to learn autocad and Mach3 (the software we are using.) and for that the machine is big enough.
A helpfull site is .cnczone.com,thru that site i came in contact with another guy who lives here in st catharines and we are trying to set up a homebuilt cnc club just to get together and exchange information and idea's.
looking forward seeing some pictures when you are done with your machine.


Bert

[Nitro500]

I will get my pictures to you asap still in the start stages ordered all my hardwear from buildyourowncnc.com.using cambam and mach3 I am taking a different way of building my frame using some heavy duty plastic there is a web site called smooth-on.com I use alot of there plastic for heli parts so I thought I got to build my cnc with this plastic if you would like to know about what I use let me know

[59caddy]

Yes i am interested in what you use and how you built your machine,
Are these plastic's you are talking about ridgid enough for a cnc machine??




Bert