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Default Homebuilt CNC Router?

Good point on the book ( parts availability)...so, what IS the copyright
date of it?

"John Thompson" wrote in message
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Theres a lot of these out there on the net, with some major
disadvantages-too crappy, or too expensive, generally.

No reason why you couldn't do one of these, or adapt them for your own
needs though.

However, I just picked up a book, "CNC Robotics, Build your own workshop
bot" by Geoff Williams. I've only skimmed it so far, but it seems to
cover everything about building your own gantry style CNC router. He
claims under $1,500.00, but he does use some salvage parts, and makes
his down PC boards, so you might have to spend more for those things
new. He seems to include everything, including the board layouts. But
But like I said, I've only skimmed it so far.

The book is $35.00 though, but if its as comprehensive as it looks, it'd
be worth it.

one other thing is that its a TAB book which means it'll probably be on
the market LONG after the chips and any other special pieces are
obsolete and no longer on the market.

John



 
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