A couple of set screws on the Z-axis needed adjusting.
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Friday, July 24, 2015
CNC Mill
It's making all the right motions, although I have not tried cutting anything yet.
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You'll want to make a safety enclosure for it out of an impact resistant material. My friend Jason tried to run his out in the open at first, but a broken bit leaving the mill with enough energy to penetrate drywall convinced him otherwise.
ReplyDeleteMade from what? Lexan?
ReplyDeletePlywood or sheet metal for the sides and 1/4" lexan for the front would work.
ReplyDeleteAs lexan sheets can be expensive.
The protection does not have to be a full surround, just enough protection to catch or slow the cuttings.
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