I have about 8-10 days until my boards get back, which need some internal routes, so time to get my CNC back up and running and tuned up. Since it could stand a clean and some more mechanical fine tuning, I will deconstruct it and take pictures and measurements and write up a guide on how to assemble and align it easily and properly. $75-ish for the mechanics not including motors and driver, metal in basically all critical areas, parts all from Lowes, and only takes a drill and the ability to cut ends off etc, straight lines are from the metal parts not cuts. Haven't tweaked it to 100% in all ways, but it's pretty good already and I think almost anyone could get this built fairly well without a ton of tools or time. In fact, I think I'll get going on it some tonight, should have pictures within the next day or two. Alan
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My CNC
2005-12-13 by Alan King
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