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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Ready for installation onto the 3060 gantry beam.
    Note that the spindle back is just 0.85" in front of the gantry beam face.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Standard lighting and Loc-Line.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Spindle installed.
    A water cooled spindle in this case with plumbing/wiring guide.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    And the stepper/servo mount installed.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    The back side.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    This is the physical build.
    Colors to match concept

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    And without colors.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

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    The X/Z Carriage

    Linear rails: 2 x 1.18 diameter (30mm) stainless steel round rails
    Space between spindle and face of gantry: 0.85"
    Motor size: Nema 23
    Lead: 4mm per revolution
    Speed:...
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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Install linear rails on the gantry beam.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Oh, I didn't realize that. You buy the Pixelmator and you own it. With Photoshop, you pay a subscription forever. But I think there is a basic version of Photoshop you can buy.
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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Hi Peter, I use an app called Pixelmator Pro for the graphics but you can do the same with Photoshop as well.

    In a nut shell, you create different layers which are stacked on top of each other.
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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    I have a set of 23 sized ClearPath servos so I will use them.
    For steppers, you can use larger pulleys for higher speeds.

    Servo installed.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    And the second one.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Install first brace.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Install brace bracket.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Installed drive.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Place ball screw drive onto the carriage.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Rotating ball nut drives.

    As the ball screw does not rotate, a 1204 size is used.

    Motor size: Nema 23
    Lead: 4mm per revolution
    Speed: 157 inch/minute @ 1,000 RPM
    Dynamic/static rating: about...
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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Gantry installed.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    And the rear bumper stops / ball screw supports.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Install the front bumper stops / ball screw clamps.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    And the gantry beam.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    The Y/A carriages.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Machine frame is finished.

    Thread continues with the design for the Y/A and the X/Z axis.

    Install linear rails to the top profile.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

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    This concludes the assembly of the machine frame.

    It can accommodate different personal designs for the gantry and the Z-axis
    and is available for purchase as a complete set as shown on...
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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    And finally, slide the splash screens into place.
    Color added to splash screens for clarification.
    Frame is shown from the back

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Install splash screen guides.

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    Repeat all steps for the other side of the stringers.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Thanks Peter. Much appreciated....
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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    And finally, install the vibration dampers.

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    Re: A Desktop CNC by David A

    Side plate locks everything in place.

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