T-SLOT Spoilboard | Easy
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
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Making a T-Slot Spoilboard for my BOBS CNC KL744. I Really like this type of spoilboard (wasteboard). This was easy to make and only requires a way to rip the mdf and create the grooves.
I use the:
Kreg Rip Cut amzn.to/3fQzYvQ
to break down the mdf.
And the Kreg Featherboard when running it through my table saw:
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Tools I use:
Ryobi Finish nailer amzn.to/3aJTGWH
Rigid Cabinet Saw (10 in table saw) amzn.to/2X6TCfC
Rigid Dual Bevel Compound Miter Saw amzn.to/2yAlfn9
DeWalt 20v Lithium Drill amzn.to/2JCA2zT
Kreg Jig K4 Pocket Hole System amzn.to/2UEW5w2
DEWALT DWE6411K 1/4 Sheet Palm Grip Sander Kit amzn.to/2wUEnfc
Camera Equipment
Crosstour Action Camera Full HD 1080P Wifi Underwater 40 Meters with 2 Rechargeable 1050mAh Batteries and IP68 Waterproof Case for Vlog
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Kitway 65-in-1 Action Camera Accessories Kit for Akaso EK7000/DJI Osmo Pocket/Wewdigi EV5000/GoPro Max, Hero 8 Black, Hero 7 Black 6 5 4 3+ 3 2 1/DBpower N6/Crosstour (Accessories for Action camera)
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You should be able to find T bolts and nuts in the plumbing department at your big box store. This spoilboard looks great
I’ll have to check that out. I wasn’t able to find them on the app, but not you mention it…toilet flanges just use a t-bolt.
Really you're now one but awesome. I would like to be your student. Love and support you from Pakistan. Please upload a video about Diy Panel Saw Homemade with easiest way and multiple features.
Thanks for the support
How did you flash the controller box? I can't get mine to read grbl just yet but I am not tect savvy with that stuff.
I’m going to be honest...I followed the instructions that Bob provided. If you have any questions, email the tech support for them (I did several times) and they always responded back quickly. I know my response is not very helpful, but Bob’s will be
Hey. Would you consider making the spoil board for sale?
How do you mean?
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO I mean, would you be willing to cut and sell those individual boards ? I just don’t have a table saw to make those cuts. And how much would you sell it for?
@@hmongclass I’ll be honest, you would come out cheaper buying a job site table saw from a pawn shop. MDF is so heavy it wouldn’t be worth the shipping cost, plus the material cost, and the labor. Or find someone local to help you out to keep cost down more
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO thanks. Appreciate the help. Do you have videos on any of your projects?
I haven’t done any cnc project videos yet.
Do my eyes deceive me, or is the whole structure made of wood?
It is made of wood. Birch plywood to be exact. Pretty cool setup. It is still a hobby machine, but it can handle faster feed rates because it is quite a bit heavier than other units in its class. Also the price for this 4’x4’ machine was comparable to the xcarve 1000mm unit.