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Awesome jig What brand of 2x72” belt grinder do you own???

the proper way to ground that fixture box is by at minimum wrapping it clockwise around one of those fastening screws but proper way is buying a green ground screw or grounding clip as an FYI if you are doing this in the U.S.A.

That is an odd approach to the Z axis

Omg. I was good until the firmware. Did u make up the wood pattern? Cheers 🍻 and nice... 🇨🇦

Interesting upgrades to the lowrider. I'm in the process of ordering bits for one now. Intending to use mine for mainly plywood and acrylic cutting, but the info on aluminum milling opens up a new area for the machine. Did you consider one of the spindle upgrades for better bearings and tool holding? Nice belt grinder by the way. Already built one of those....

I also broke the z axis main section when tightening the screws. Reprinting and pre drilling this time !

Not great, not terrible

Can you add a full list on parts used? I like how you did the lamp to the ceiling but I am not sure what parts you used.

What was the cover you put over the light with the large nut to weigh the light down? I have a project like this and I like that idea.

How do you prevent electrocution?

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you still running this setup ?

that is a smart idea to make corner brackets out of those struts. going to remember that one

Wow! You have a full machine workshop set up in your home! Impressive

Wow you have a full machine shop set up in your home! Impressive

Hi man , nice work !!! K saw other video of this project and some use only One SSR and some 2 SSR , can you explain me why didd you use 2 of It ?

I love this and am doing the same with wine barrel staves, where did you find the black covers for the light sockets?

Just getting myself ready and tooled up for knife making and this is definitely on my list, not got a CNN machine but I will do the best I can, good stuff

While I've seen decent jigs with ok designs, this is the best jig I've ever seen. Well designed, well executed and even better, it works excellently.

Great project. Making a precision jig to make precision knives. Using aluminum instead of scrap steel is another positive. It's fun watching someone who knows what the f**k he's doing. Well done Sir 👏

Are all the 3-D printed parts from a kit? I’d appreciate the name.

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Awesome video !! 3 years later and still going strong. I live in the. i looked at comments and you talked about the 200v at each leg and US has 120 at each leg. So using in your calculation 120 sq. is 14400 / 3200w would be 4.5. Resistance I would use would be using would be 4.5 R. How would I figure the length of wire to coil. The only way I think to figure the length is by using wire diameter per length of resistance.

isn't getting hot outside? There no insulation on the bricks just sheet metal.

Awesome video! But I’m seem to have some issues having it clamp tightly. What would cause for it to not grip the way I want it to? Is my gap too big where the threads go?

Nice Build! Im curious as to why you rounded the corners? Aesthetics? or were you concerned a thermal buildup at the corner?

What were your measurements for the hinges? I’m trying to guess but I’m not sure. Great video I’ll be linking to it from my video.

But that annoying sound playing the whole time though

WOW!!! That’s all I have to say. By any chance do u have the files for the new aluminum brackets made on his vid. And thank you

great video, how many feet of 22g resistance wire? Approx...

It would be awesome if you could upgrade your tutorial with the latest LowRider v3 & SKR Pro 1.2!

Awesome

Ну это не серьёзно

Всё шикарно!

wow you made it look so easy, thank you Can you post a video of the program you are using and how to program the machine pleas :)

how wide are the tubes

Can you sell it to me Aluminum XZ part

Thank you so much for taking time to record, organize, edit and post this construction! Was a teraphy watch the full build. I usually do not comment on anything. But you deserve it! I suggest you that are watching the video to do the same! As a little thank you.

i was thinking a taller design but you’ve proved that doesn’t improve suction performance, but what about dust separation performance? if the inlet is as far from the vacuum port then “it should” not send as much “fine dust” back to the filter, yes ? have you tested this ? what configuration did you end up with ?

Where did you get that wire connector? I am doing a similar project and can't find one

What are the profile dimensions you used?

thats a pretty nice table. i wish i have the skills or the access to aluminium profiles to mill the xz parts my self. im in the process of printing a new LR2 to see if i can make it work (in some reliable way) tilted at 45/60 degrees now just to see if it can get near what i want in terms of accuracy (im just doing pvc and pdvf panels cuts)

very cool! what size battery were you using on this?

maybe connect a small stepper define it as Z and let it reel in the bowden tube

I needed to assemble a cnc machine If possible, what are the parts and motors required?

What matrial your using for deck panel?

I have a question about the design. Like the Y axis, it has wheels, when working with hard materials and of considerable thickness, the vibration that is generated does not reduce the precision of the Y axis?

Bravo! Very well done.