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Since photobucket is holding all my photo's for hostage.. I thought I would make a new post with the images here:  Just click the imgur link for the synopsis of the pictures. Screw photobucket. Just screw them hard. http://imgur.com/gallery/gCWYq
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 07:55:29
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Nate the scope of craftsmanship you do amazes me all the time. Nice work. 
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 09:41:21
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This thread is so full of WIN!!!
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 11:33:59
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Great job !!! Looks like a really rigid setup. Ive looked at Tormach milling heads before, great choice The motor drives look like G203v's, but what type pf breakout board did you use? anyway... I'm sure the pictures do little justice to the amount of painstaking work you did. Congrats.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 12:40:12
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As usual Nate all that comes to mind is AWESOME Looks like you have come along way from the ratchet straps and house vibrating setup that I remember .. j/k hehehe 
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 12:44:48
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z3r0t0l0rence
Nate the scope of craftsmanship you do amazes me all the time. Nice work.
+1 definitely agree! I'm glad that you share with us what you do in your little spare time. In the picture of the milling head, the yellow belt is it a synthetic type or something? Next question on the table, what is the purpose of the white nylon inserts? I wish I had a quarter of the knowledge and could do some of the projects you do. I know it would be something I would enjoy. 
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 12:54:25
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Now that is impressive, very nice indeed.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 12:56:26
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Very, Very Nice Nate!  Is that being controlled by your original X58 Platform? Now I can see why you don't have the time anymore for Benching or anything else for that matter. Good Luck on Building your New CNC Machine, Please keep us updated and posts some Pics along the way.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 13:26:20
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Very nice! add some space for a tool changer on the 3rd:)
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 19:10:22
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That's awesome Nate. Thanks for putting the time and effort in just to show us that.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 19:19:07
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Wow, that's quite the setup. I still remember when you were using cheap drill presses and milling vises to make your blocks. May I ask how much that setup set you back?
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 19:33:54
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That's awesome man
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/07 20:57:04
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Pretty sweet. If I had free time I would love to work on stuff like this...come on retirement. 
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 09:14:32
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RBIEZE
Great job !!!
Looks like a really rigid setup.
Ive looked at Tormach milling heads before, great choice
The motor drives look like G203v's, but what type pf breakout board did you use?
anyway...
I'm sure the pictures do little justice to the amount of painstaking work you did.
Congrats.
Thank you all for the kind words! i will try and answer everyones questions. Yup, 203V's and the C11 BoB. Yes... its PAINFUL how much work it took. The next build I am working on as we speak. Sizing up motors (probably a 2HP 56C style, and a 2HP Sensorless Vector drive from automation direct).
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 09:26:18
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Rudster816
Wow, that's quite the setup. I still remember when you were using cheap drill presses and milling vises to make your blocks. May I ask how much that setup set you back?
Its hard to say. Everything I had to pay for. Each bolt used. Normally you could by the Tormach premium mill for like 9K http://www.tormach.com/product_pcnc_1100.htmlThat would A, be too easy... and B, a LOT to drop at once. It took me 2 years to make this build, so the costs were done long term. The knowledge, experience (and confidence) that comes with building a machine from scratch can't be calculated. Sometime nights just sitting... and staring at it for hours trying to figure out how to make it work. That mill I linked above has travels of 18X, 9.5Y, 16.25Z. Mine has 18X, 18X, 18Z. I build it as I wanted it. machines take so little consideration with the Y axis for some reason. Here is a 22 THOUSAND dollar machine http://www.grizzly.com/products/Mill-10-x-54-with-DRO/SB1028F that has 16" of Y axis. 2" less then mine. Its hard to compare these machines, since that one has 35" of X travel, vs my 18". I don't need all that to make most parts that I make. I don't do more then work on 12x12" slabs of copper. So its hard to compare apples to apples in terms of CNC machines.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 10:24:01
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See ,that's one thing that I really like about you. You see limit's in place and you build to eliminate these to what you need. I could see the original as a real detriment depending on the project. Keep up the good work cause you know we all love your projects!!
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 11:43:49
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thanks! oh yea... plus there is a certain amount if pride in making something yourself
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 12:14:43
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This is just awesome. Great work nate.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 13:08:19
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So, what'd the wife say when ya told her the total cost!
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 17:23:18
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She doesn't really bother me too much about it. Just the time it takes away from the family. The proceeds from the waterblocks go right back into the machines. I have yet to buy myself anything from the waterblocks.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/08 17:44:41
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Cool!
Ya sound like a good husband Nate! And budget better than most.....
Anyways, looks great. $9K_ish can go quick. I ever get my woodshop, even though Id do mostly hardward/handtools, I could spend $10K in a few mins.....
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/09 05:46:54
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I just spend almost $500 in the click of a mouse. A 2HP motor, braking resistor, and sensorless vector motor controller for the NEW new mill I am making.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/09 11:37:06
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Your Air Cooled CPU Waterblock, still my fav Nate Block.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/15 05:10:57
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Yea, I really need to get back to that project.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/16 07:47:40
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awww, some of the links are not working on your sig Nate.
Way to go though on the CNC, I wish I had that kind of time, well that kind of focus. When I get home I spend most of my time doing nothing, and it occupies all of my time doing it. hehe
I have so many projects that are in various stages of not done. Heck, I have trim work on my house I stopped 4 years ago.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/16 10:15:44
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Id still like to see some copper AIR(non-water) CPU blocks , for simple ITX builds. Example: 25watt AM1 APU's, 65-100watt FM2/FM1 APU's, and or Haswell's Just doesnt seems to be anything straight forward and clean for low watt/non-OC for HTPC's or simple ITX/ITX Game builds. Something like, that would fit in a tight socket area (example 70mm_ish) the fanless/passive cpu block, with good tight case fan case cooling. Would be fun to do something like 70x70x80-100mm copper cpu block that would crush these tiny cpu's. And be able to do a 10inchx10inchx5inch ITX case build with passive cpu cooling for such a small build? Edit: Nate, how hard would it be for you to make a de-lid bracket for 115x?
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/04/16 12:50:45
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Thanks! Its VERY hard not to rush a project like that and take shortcuts. You may think I have all the patience in the world, but that's so far from the truth. I just want to be done most cases, so I tend to go in huge spurts until I come to the next impasse that I have to figure out how to solve.
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Re: Home made CNC...2
2014/06/15 00:34:39
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dang nice work O.o would be cool to build one, but i dont have the resources or the know how for that yet XD and is that a e-757 mobo? that was my first evga board :)
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