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Bpopp: /* The Mostly Printed CNC */

2017-02-28T18:24:50Z

The Mostly Printed CNC

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	Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some ~~large~~ NEMA 23 motors. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.		Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some larger NEMA 23 motors I'd like to use. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.

Bpopp: /* The Mostly Printed CNC */

2017-02-28T15:46:01Z

The Mostly Printed CNC

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	=== [https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/ The Mostly Printed CNC] ===		=== [https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/ The Mostly Printed CNC] ===
	~~<a href="https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/">~~<img src="https://www.vicious1.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/525.jpg" width=600~~></a~~>		<img src="https://www.vicious1.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/525.jpg" width=600>

	Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some large NEMA 23 motors. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.		Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some large NEMA 23 motors. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.

Bpopp: /* The Mostly Printed CNC */

2017-02-28T15:45:50Z

The Mostly Printed CNC

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	=== [https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/ The Mostly Printed CNC] ===		=== [https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/ The Mostly Printed CNC] ===
	<img src="https://www.vicious1.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/525.jpg" width=600>		<a href="https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/"><img src="https://www.vicious1.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/525.jpg" width=600></a>

	Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some large NEMA 23 motors. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.		Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some large NEMA 23 motors. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.

Bpopp: /* Designs */

2017-02-28T15:45:23Z

Designs

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	This is a smaller, mostly 3d printed design. I don't think it would scale to a larger, more beefy machine, but it might be a good way to get started. I might also be able to borrow some of the ideas for a larger build.		This is a smaller, mostly 3d printed design. I don't think it would scale to a larger, more beefy machine, but it might be a good way to get started. I might also be able to borrow some of the ideas for a larger build.

			=== [https://www.vicious1.com/assembly/ The Mostly Printed CNC] ===
			<img src="https://www.vicious1.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/525.jpg" width=600>

			Really like this design, but unfortunately I already have some large NEMA 23 motors. I'd love to borrow some of these ideas, though in order to bring the cost down on the Ox.

Bpopp: /* Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts */

2017-02-27T15:13:32Z

Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts

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	<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>		<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>

	This is a smaller, mostly 3d printed design. I don't think it would scale to a larger, more ~~capable~~ machine, but it might be a good way to get started. I might also be able to borrow some of the ideas for a larger build.		This is a smaller, mostly 3d printed design. I don't think it would scale to a larger, more beefy machine, but it might be a good way to get started. I might also be able to borrow some of the ideas for a larger build.

Bpopp: /* Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts */

2017-02-27T15:13:16Z

Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts

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	=== [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001437 Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts] ===		=== [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001437 Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts] ===
	<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>		<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>

			This is a smaller, mostly 3d printed design. I don't think it would scale to a larger, more capable machine, but it might be a good way to get started. I might also be able to borrow some of the ideas for a larger build.

Bpopp: /* Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts */

2017-02-27T15:11:36Z

Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts

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	=== [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001437 Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts] ===		=== [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001437 Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts] ===
	<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg width=600>		<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>

Bpopp at 15:11, 27 February 2017

2017-02-27T15:11:25Z

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	The biggest challenge on the construction side will be the aluminum plates. I'm toying with the idea of 3d printing these plates and seeing how well it does. I don't see a lot of people going this way, though, so I suspect there's too much flex. Still, I wonder if I could make it work long enough to (slowly) create some replacement aluminum plates.		The biggest challenge on the construction side will be the aluminum plates. I'm toying with the idea of 3d printing these plates and seeing how well it does. I don't see a lot of people going this way, though, so I suspect there's too much flex. Still, I wonder if I could make it work long enough to (slowly) create some replacement aluminum plates.

			=== [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001437 Root 2 CNC multitool router 3D printed parts] ===
			<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/9c/e3/8c/3c/3d/462df04a4a840081806233b5747140b8_preview_featured.jpg width=600>

Bpopp: /* Ooznest OX CNC Machine */

2017-02-27T15:08:17Z

Ooznest OX CNC Machine

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	<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/8d/89/73/c2/61/d1ddfc2a6ab002c96903658389bf6927_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>		<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/8d/89/73/c2/61/d1ddfc2a6ab002c96903658389bf6927_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>

	Seems like the OpenBuilds Ox is one of the most common DIY designs. I almost went with a similar design on my 3d printer, but eventually opted for the more streamlined corexy system instead. For a large CNC machine, though, their wheel/slot-based linear rail system makes perfect sense.		Seems like the OpenBuilds Ox is one of the most common DIY designs. I almost went with a similar design on my 3d printer, but eventually opted for the more streamlined corexy system instead. For a large CNC machine, though, their wheel/slot-based linear rail system makes perfect sense since it integrates the linear rails with the frame. My only concern is that it seems like dirt, debris, and chips would find their way into the slots and could affect large jobs.

	The biggest challenge will be the aluminum plates. I'm toying with the idea of 3d printing these plates and seeing how well it does. I don't see a lot of people going this way, though, so I suspect there's too much flex. Still, I wonder if I could make it work long enough to (slowly) create some replacement aluminum plates.		The biggest challenge on the construction side will be the aluminum plates. I'm toying with the idea of 3d printing these plates and seeing how well it does. I don't see a lot of people going this way, though, so I suspect there's too much flex. Still, I wonder if I could make it work long enough to (slowly) create some replacement aluminum plates.

Bpopp: /* Ooznest OX CNC Machine */

2017-02-27T14:56:06Z

Ooznest OX CNC Machine

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	<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/8d/89/73/c2/61/d1ddfc2a6ab002c96903658389bf6927_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>		<img src="http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/8d/89/73/c2/61/d1ddfc2a6ab002c96903658389bf6927_preview_featured.jpg" width=600>

	Seems like the OpenBuilds Ox is one of the most common DIY designs. I almost went with a similar design on my 3d printer, but eventually opted for the corexy system instead. The biggest challenge will be the aluminum plates. I'm toying with the idea of 3d printing these plates and seeing how well it does. I don't see a lot of people going this way, though, so I suspect there's too much flex. Still, I wonder if I could make it work long enough to (slowly) create some replacement aluminum plates.		Seems like the OpenBuilds Ox is one of the most common DIY designs. I almost went with a similar design on my 3d printer, but eventually opted for the more streamlined corexy system instead. For a large CNC machine, though, their wheel/slot-based linear rail system makes perfect sense.

			The biggest challenge will be the aluminum plates. I'm toying with the idea of 3d printing these plates and seeing how well it does. I don't see a lot of people going this way, though, so I suspect there's too much flex. Still, I wonder if I could make it work long enough to (slowly) create some replacement aluminum plates.