CNC Shark Forum

Rich-
I am about 45 minutes away and would be happy to help you out.
PM me with contact info and we'll hook up
or some how give me contact info
Jim

You could mill your holes, slots on the top face, jog A 90 degrees, mill next face, etc.
I have squared my stock to the table and then "0"ed the A axis to get started
Jim

I like it. You can jog to where you want to be and be pretty close- close enough for most stuff.
I am going to reposition it closer to router so that lines cross at more of a right angle to give
a more defined "x"

Roger Thanks for reply and I agree that corian may not take much stress. The hole for the Router is just a tad larger than the router and with the sandpaper, it was a tight fit. I just had to snug up the tabs and it is solid without having to deform the material and the vertical bolts lock it in pla...

I just replaced my colt router with the DeWalt 610. I like the longer "grab" distance along the housing. Cut the bracket out of scrap Corian with light sandpaper strips glued inside and it is VERY solid. Then I stood back, admired my work and tried to screw on my (colt) precise bit collet AND *no fi...

Thanks meb- that helped!
Jim

I found my problem. I am using a small Acer in the shop with a 10" screen.
I had the screen maxed- upper right corner- no info on bottom

with the screen semi maxed (?) it has the info I thought I lost
Operator error

I seemed to have lost my progress % and progress time on last update
of panel. anyone else? am I missing something?
thanks for any help
Jim

sleeve is aluminum flashing padded with foam. Side one is held on with 1/16" alum strap screwed to upright.
Top one is suspended by 1/8" alum strap
Jim