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John, That is truly beautiful work! Thanks for sharing the photos! Re your question, I *think* that the most recently posted photos appear nearest the top. So, for future reference, if you want the

Hi, Tamra, I have a friend who built his own CNC router. If you still have not resolved your issue, I can ask him if he minds contacting you, either here or elsewhere, and sharing how he handled the

Hi Mike, I had mach 3 originally with my CNC router and still have my license.? To continue mfg support they required I moved to Planet CNC TNG. Tamra

??? ??? Tamra , are you using Mach ? They have a IO group with ton's of smart folks that can probably help you out . I haven't gotten that far? yet myself . ??? ???

I know what I want to accomplish, but I'm not sure I am communicating properly.? Is MK3 = Mach 3? Thanks -

Thanks John, this is similar to the controller that I had with Mach 3 for the DWC Router.? This would be a substantial improvement, if I can get it to communicate with Planet CNC TNG.? I am sure

Fantastic work John. The steady is brilliant, my Real Bull came with both fixed and travelling steadies so I guess I was lucky. I have also fitted ball bearings at the end of the fingers, makes a

Very nice work on the 3 point steady, it's a little hard to see in the images but do you have rollers on the ends of the fingers? I have one to make in the near future for a 4 1/2" CB8 Holbrook

Photos seem to be in reverse order. I do not know why, oh well. If any members are confused, then please ask me or as Richard of the UK says YELL OUT. Please lets hear from the members of this

Hello to all forum members and a special apology from me. We have all had ways of dealing with the Covid pandemic, and I had a leaning of being totally inward and introvert with our severe "lockdowns"

Nice to read your post. Normally the difference between a router and a mill (not always) is that a mill column is fixed in the X and Y axis and the tables move. Where a router again normally the X

I think a Mill usually is used for metals. I think a CNC router is similar to a mill, but used more frequently with wood.? I have a used Digiital Wood Carver CNC.? I am using this CNC router for

Update, I have bought a lot of HSM and some Projects in Metals from various eBay Sellers. There is a lot of info in HSM, but have not opened Projects in Metals yet. Group is really quiet. Are you

I have been a member of the 9x20lathe group for a few years now. I built up a CNC router and CNC converted my lathe and mill. I thought this find would be of interest to this group. I'm not trying to

Thanks for the Cromwell links, I'd like to find it in the USA. Ralph jim.klessig@...> wrote:

HI I used to buy it from a company called Cromwell tools in the UK. Regards Phil

Well if you go further down on a google

Thanks, I need links to these items, I Googled Crocel <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocell>. Amazon does have some interesting

Hi I would suggest you coat the tools in Crocel which will protect the edges, I have all my Reamers so coated and stored in a box, the coating slides off easily when you need to use the tool and can

Might also look up the recipe for machinable wax. It's a mix of plastic and wax, and is hard enough to protect an edge, and soft enough to be machinable for practice, or for parts that need to be