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Next up are the controls. The straight handle is the brakes. Pull up on the handle and two rods drag on the tires to slow you down. Pull... -
The body is sheet brass. Chose brass because it solders together easy. The body is all .020 inch brass sheet
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Most hobby workshops I know are the result of organic growth. The owners each follow their own path of feeding and weeding, and thus our...
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The Z axis stepper motor is mounted to an adapter plate, partially shown in this photo, which has over-sized mounting holes which allow...
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stanstocker replied to the thread CNC motor Coupler Death and Repair.According to Lovejoy, this style coupler is only intended for use where alignment is within 0.5 degrees or better. In situations where...
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I use this type coupler on all three axis on my CNC Mill, and have never had a failure. But, the Z axis on my lathe uses a Nema 34...
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stanstocker replied to the thread CNC motor Coupler Death and Repair.The black spiders are BunaN in Lovejoy couplings, with a Shor hardness of around 80A. The Urethane spiders have a Shor hardness of 55N...
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It's been a while, as the Stearman project is taking most of my free time, but after 2 years of working here and there, I have managed...
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Very long post, and worth reading. Hello, I hope that side track about the machine is interesting not only for me.... :-) happy about...
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I built mine just for fun, a friend phone me up and asked me if I have seen those CNC machines, I said what's a CNC, I watched some...
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stanstocker reacted to peterl95124's post in the thread Duesenberg Straight 4, quarter scale with
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The "Toys" can also be used for pattern making which the gantry type macjines would be well suited to but even the benchtop mill ones...
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stanstocker replied to the thread HSS Lathe Tool Shapes and Angles.Greetings, Real short reply: 5 degree clearance front and side. Top rake depends on material. Zero degrees for brass, five to seven...
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stanstocker replied to the thread CNC options?.Greetings, Obviously CNC is not a requirement for making any of the classic model engineering projects, I tend to use it mostly for...
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Peter your assumptions about what can be produced on a toy are wrong, My KX=3 is smaller than a Tormek and as others say they are not...