Almost ready to take orders

[johngalt47]

...for CNC work.

[johnnyrichards]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Awesome!

[kanemack]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

...for CNC work.[ATTACH=CONFIG]45492[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]45493[/ATTACH]

you might want to do a work up of this one first...sharks are circling. where are you located BTW.

http://speakerdesignworks.com/SB6pakproject_1.html

[johngalt47]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Houston, TX

Ok, I'm looking into the build you suggested. Kind of tricky on that woofer though.

[richard t]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Nice. I may take you up on some for my next set.

[donc]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Some weekend soon I'll have to come check it out , AWESOME !
donc

[johngalt47]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Just give me a little notice and come on over!

[50 watt head]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Are you able to work with aluminum? Say, something like the front panel for a preamplifier?

[MGrant1957]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

been looking for someone to do this for quite a while... I'll be keeping an eye on this thread...

[johngalt47]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

I can work with aluminum but I have not tried it yet.

[kanemack]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Houston, TX

Ok, I'm looking into the build you suggested. Kind of tricky on that woofer though.

yeah but that's the fun of it!

[AJ]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

I can work with aluminum but I have not tried it yet.

Do you know what your tolerances would be for aluminum?

[NyxOne]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

How are you enjoying your FireBall Meteor so far ?

What feed rate and DOC have you tried ?

What spindle/router are you using ?

Chuck

[johngalt47]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

No...I just got the machine up and running. It doesn't have a precision collet yet so the run out may be too much fo precision work. I'll just have to experiment first.

[NyxOne]

Re: Almost ready to take orders

Do you know what your tolerances would be for aluminum?

I'm not johngalt47 but It's pretty standard to get (or better) 0.25 mm / 0.0098 inch precision even on hobby CNC.

Chuck