Perfectly Flat CNC Spoilboard & Spindle Tramming with a Simple Jig
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2020
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With the new CNC Spoildbaord construction done, it's time to glue on the MDF top surface. To get it perfectly flat it needs a spindle that is aligned to the machine bed. In this video, I show how I did that.
Video links mentioned:
Hold down clamps: • A QUICK to use Clampin...
Previous update video: • Bandsaw Update, Awesom...
Spindle tramming jig: • How To Tram Your CNC R...
Video about this CNC router: • New CNC-Router | HAMME...
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"I don't care how you call it." I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard. Nicely done, Marius.
Absolutely right.
Your work is nowhere related to my profession but I watch your every videos and enjoy a lot. I must say that I'm absolutely addicted to your videos. Nice work as always and all the best for your future projects.
An advantage of Al over Fe is that if you make a mistake and happen to hit a dog with a woodworking tool, your tool won't be scrapped immediately (provided the speed is appropriate for wood). See how I avoided the whole Al discussion?
Your eye roll when talking about reusing the old weight handle was hilarious to me, as it's the same face I've been making when reusing materials that my own parents have collected over the years. I've found parents just don't want to throw stuff out, but that's good for us!
THE KING MARIUS IS HERE.
MEXICO te saluda. I have seen your 155 videos. I finished today. I really enjoy your work, your video production an of course your post production. What I really like is your dedication to measuring, congrats. Keep the great work. Your no1. Fan
Great video Marius, thank you for sharing.
Alumi-numi-lumi-mumiun. That’ll work fine. Another great video, ausgezeichnet Marius!
Awesome work Marius! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Good idea i like it
Great video. Looking forward to the next one! You were so methodical measuring the spindle angle I'm surprised you didn't use trigonometry to calculate the exact shim thickness needed as well. Well done regardless.
Hello Marius, I take a measuring clock in the swing. it go must faster. also you can dril 2 holes for M10 orso in the head mount next to the bolt , then put a adjustingbolt in so that you not have to remove the head
that's a really nice looking machine with some convenient features, I need to price one with a 8x4 cut area just to see how crazy that gets pricewise
Nice. Thanks for the good video. I am amazed each time I watch a new video at how precise and well thought out your projects are. And as far as that silver looking metal alloy. We just pronounce it like it’s spelled. ALUMINUM there is only 1 vowel at the end of the word.
Honestly, as an American I am pretty sure that we have it wrong, because the first time the word appears in print here it was misspelled. That is to say, when I call it alumin-E-um in front of other people I immediately tell them that I watch Top Gear and they just shrug. You're not the only one that doesn't care.
using the hold down clamps to fix the mdf strips also had a secundary benefit, it made sure the spacing was correct.
Some unsolicited advice: If you have one, using a torque wrench to fasten the bolts for your spindle mount helps a lot in avoiding over/underfastening (especially if you get angry after having to do it over and over)
Super precise CNC router table set up - can't wait to see the CNC workflow being more and more embedded in your projects.
:) The sinister tone in 'Guess what....I don't care' - Brilliant!