Talk:CNC Circuit Mill - Revision history

Matt Maier at 21:28, 15 February 2012

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		Could we design the CNC circuit mill so that it's made out of modular linear axes that can be grown or reconfigured, rather than one monolithic block? For example, [http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ajquick/cnc-building-blocks?ref=category CNC Building Blocks on Kickstarter] or [http://www.contraptor.org/ Contraptor]. - [[Matt_Maier]] 15FEB2012

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	Why not skip this project by using a ceiling (or frame) mounted industrial robot with an universal tool mount on the end. All that would be needed would be a table (height-changeable if needed) and a mountable router (maybe even a plastic extruder and laser.) It might not be accurate enough as is, so the industrial robot might have to be reduced to 3 or 4 joints.
	~~oops, wrong CNC~~

Jamiahx at 04:30, 28 October 2011

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	Why not skip this project by using a ceiling (or frame) mounted industrial robot with an universal tool mount on the end. All that would be needed would be a table (height-changeable if needed) and a mountable router (maybe even a plastic extruder and laser.) It might not be accurate enough as is, so the industrial robot might have to be reduced to 3 or 4 joints.		Why not skip this project by using a ceiling (or frame) mounted industrial robot with an universal tool mount on the end. All that would be needed would be a table (height-changeable if needed) and a mountable router (maybe even a plastic extruder and laser.) It might not be accurate enough as is, so the industrial robot might have to be reduced to 3 or 4 joints.
			oops, wrong CNC

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Why not skip this project by using a ceiling (or frame) mounted industrial robot with an universal tool mount on the end. All that would be needed would be a table (height-changeable if needed) and a mountable router (maybe even a plastic extruder and laser.) It might not be accurate enough as is, so the industrial robot might have to be reduced to 3 or 4 joints.