If you've had a lot of experience with CNC routers, tell us about your experience (maybe after you've finished and made some chips) on who this build is and isn't for, or the pros and cons of this build vs others.
I feel like he was done dirty by the shop who provided the steel. That was a lot of correction for something with set dimensions and lengths. I've watched a lot of these and the touchups are never this bad. But he made do and its looking great!
What PrintNC questions do you have? Maybe I can make a video about it!
If you've had a lot of experience with CNC routers, tell us about your experience (maybe after you've finished and made some chips) on who this build is and isn't for, or the pros and cons of this build vs others.
@@falcon1209 Great idea, thanks for the suggestion!
Hello, could it be possible to use 2 by 6 instead of 2 by 4 for the frames?
You don't think it would be better to have someone who has a milling machine square the ends and insure the proper length of the tubes for you?
That would be ideal! I did it with the tools I had available, but if you have access to a milling machine, all the better!
I feel like he was done dirty by the shop who provided the steel. That was a lot of correction for something with set dimensions and lengths. I've watched a lot of these and the touchups are never this bad. But he made do and its looking great!