How to make a CNC Router (Z axis build) [Episode 6]

Video 556 MAXI CNC Router 1215 (4’ x 5’) build (Z-axis build) [Episode 6] A Roger Webb easy learning tutorial
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[@electronicscaos]

5:37 I would mount the screw on the back of the Z axis base and cut a passage to a connection between the screw and the moving part. That would reduce the leverage against the linear guides, and the screw would probably need a smaller spacer against the X axis guides.

[@robert_g_fbg]

At 18:16, the assumption is that both lead screw bearing blocks are the same width (to some small tolerance).
I do like the way you lay out placements physically, very practical. Thanks for the insights into your process!

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

Hello Roger, new subscriber here!! I just love the calm and clear way you explain everything. It`s so easy to understand what you mean. Im about to start my own router build and your series is a great help. Thank you for sharing your ideas and knowledge!
Best regards, Jimmy

[@rogerwebb9600]

Thanks you are welcome

[@johnward5890]

At 18:40 you have the rails lined up and you can use the bearing trucks edge that are steel for a dial indicator to get exact down to the 10 thousands of a inch parellel positioning. This is how the professionals align the bearing blocks and is why their is one clean steel edge on each bearing truck.

[@VasilisMathas]

GREAT JOB ,ROGER

[@47zero]

Great stuff!

[@rogerwebb9600]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@chrisfrisch1347]

is there a goat dying in the backgroung?

[@sonyhk3824]

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[@juanmanuelgarciaortega2591]

Hello, do not you think that the bk support of the Y axis would have to be outside the aluminum plate, to have more space for the coupling to the motor?

[@siaapetualang]

How long plate do you use for Z Axis sir?

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[@tasbeehullah8546]

Sir! Kindly send me mach3 software that fully work

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