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The table itself is very rigid but It does shake some. Something I expected due to it being top heavy so I will be putting cross members between the legs. This will solve that issue. I will post a video when I finish the mods. Thank you for your question!

@@BuckysCustomsthanks for the reply. We just ordered ours today, so we are excited to start our journey soon. Can you show where you mounted the VFD, are the cables long enough to mount anywhere on the table? Thanks again

What Controller?

@@BuckysCustoms the new one long board

@@JackBenner-p2w I would put a ticket in with Sienci.com explaining the issues you are having.

Tramming is something I never had to adjust on this machine. It was already close right out of the box so there was no need to try to shim or adjust.

Its all relative to where you set your start point in your cad program. I gave you two project examples. One from the corner and one from center.

I will soon! Sienci.com does have a few of Realtime Altmill videos on their resources page.

Congrats!! I use two. VCarve Pro & Carveco Maker

Very sturdy! Better than I had expected honestly!

Yes we are

Sounds like you need to set the size in the Surfacing Tool for both the X and Y

@@BuckysCustoms sir all everything tryed but it's perhaps grbl issue. And thanks for reply...

As I recall it was less than $30 back in April of 2020. Not sure if its even available anymore. Thank you for watching!

You can use any straight side bit to get your X & Y. Just be sure to select that sized bit when you probe. Then use your V bit to set the Z.

I am sure you could, Sir!

Thanks!

Congrats on getting your SawStop!! I absolutely love mine! Thank you for reaching out too! this is the Link to the floor. www.elitegaragefloors.com/perfection-floor-tile-slate-black-6-tiles-case-16-62-sqft-case/

Yes, I have an old furnace motor and blower mounted in a box outside with a 4" hose to a 2" for the Laser.

@@BuckysCustoms Thanks, I was thinking of using four inch to a two inch. Just not sure how to mount to the Longmill Gantry. Thinking of mounting something to the z plate. My dust shoe won't work as it sticks out too far. How did you mount the pickup to the long mill? Any pictures or suggestion as I am sure you have had a couple of revisions by now.🤔. Hey, thanks for the video. I purchased a longmill based on watching many of your video and I have to say it is a great machine. I am used to working with 1/8-1/16 cut when making furniture. But the longmill threw me for a loop as I was not used to dealing with 1/32, 1/64, and 1/128 of an inch. (That took some getting used too🤪)

@@chuckcoughlin3112 Send me an email buckyscustoms@gmail.com and I will send you some ideas/pics

I agree there are few videos (if any) with detailed step by step instructions on using the Laser. One of my biggest issues is the power. 7 watt is ok for engraving which I do a bunch of however, its cutting ability is time consuming or basically not really worth the time for making a bunch of anything. I wish the lenses were fixed in the unit! The spring is a big pain in the ass! Especially when you have fat fingers! Keep at it and you will get it! If you have questions feel free to join the FB forum or ask me directly. I may not have all the answers but i will try. Good luck!

@@BuckysCustoms " its cutting ability is time consuming or basically not really worth the time for making a bunch of anything." Totally agree. I have posted this everytime I email scienc . I have no idea why they won't up the laser to 20W. Honestly, I think they are just not familiar enough with laser technology. Or they are putting all there efforts into the new co2 laser. Truth is they are going to get their clock clean by trying to compete in the laser market.(they need to say in their own lane.) For example, have you looked at the X2 S1 40watt. Scienc might be creative but how much will it cost to get to the technology of X2. Auto focus, fire suppression, and the list just keep going on. Did I mention almost 3/4" in a single pass. I am not a huge fan of Xtool due to the price, but I must admit they have engineers that know lasers. (key word was engineer"S"). It all comes down to the long mill or X2 or Table Saw is nothing more than a tool. Some tools are better at doing one thing. Like the old saying- A hammer is better than a wrench to drive a nail into wood. With that all said-I still really like the down-to-earth atmosphere of the owners as scienc. Very refreshing in today's modern world.

Thank you for commenting! Not sure on this one. Call Sienci labs and put in a ticket and a tech will call you back.

Unfortunately No. Try the resources tab on their site.

Thanks, Kurt! Full build video on my channel!

@BuckysCustoms I'll take a look. I must have missed it.

@@kurtdietrich5421 One of my first ones

Whenever I need a metal I will just print it! 😅 Thanks for watching!

That is awesome! Congratulations! You will love it!

Thank you!

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