Decided since I have limited space etc to make a micro pcb mill.
the biggest pcb i will be able to mill on it will be 4"x6" (maybe 6"x6").
First I opened up inkscape and based the initial design on my cnc, fixed gantry.
which i immediately changed the sides to this:
more support and stability really. Right now I am going CHEAP on the xy axis and got stuff parts from lowes and home depot to make them
I "intend" to do this with the parts
for my table I plan to use a cheap cutting board I found at walmart and cut it to size later and slap it on top. I got 3 of them so i can have spares
most of the control system is coming from Sparkfun. Using easydrivers and nema17 steppers to get the work done and a knock off dremel from harbor freight.
the biggest pcb i will be able to mill on it will be 4"x6" (maybe 6"x6").
First I opened up inkscape and based the initial design on my cnc, fixed gantry.
which i immediately changed the sides to this:
more support and stability really. Right now I am going CHEAP on the xy axis and got stuff parts from lowes and home depot to make them
I "intend" to do this with the parts
for my table I plan to use a cheap cutting board I found at walmart and cut it to size later and slap it on top. I got 3 of them so i can have spares
most of the control system is coming from Sparkfun. Using easydrivers and nema17 steppers to get the work done and a knock off dremel from harbor freight.
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