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Sounds like something is out of square. Check the Gantry hasn't racked, isn't square to the rails. Also be sure the rails are dead parallel to each...

MTC.sbp is ShopBot's manual toolchange script. It is being called up by the actual part file (schwank.sbp) with C9. You could try commenting out...

I do not know why your PP is "MTC"... is that necessary? I use SB Arc inch PP even when I am using my indexer. And the 5th axis should NOT be...

What do you have as the "home" point for the cut file? If the central axis (the one that doesn't move) home coordinate isn't at zero, then weird...

If the problem happens where your video shows, it's not the post processor, it's their own manual tool change file that is causing it (MTC.spb). Z,...

That was a piece I was given to fill and surface for a customer, he had screwed the ceder down on a piece of plywood. I filled the gaps with body...

I like the table of cedar(?) tree rings. Great use of the rings! Are you going to take it further or is this its final stage?

Did some repair work on a growing box of cheap dead die grinders they are a knockoff of the older Makita compacts of which I have 2 going on 30...

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fun work Phil!!! DO more!!!

What a fun project, loved it! Russ

If someone outside of San Jose wants me to inspect the machine for them I'd be glad to help. Our first machine was a PRT Alpha from 2005 so I am...

Better late than never Phil. And the customer is Happy!! :) Nice job on the painting (especially compared to how I'd bollix scott it up:)

Thanks Kenneth, I bought the machine from Shopbot in 2006 and made a few things with it. I had lots of fun and have a few wonderful pieces of...

Looks cool I like making stuff with gears incorporated.

Wish I had room for a second machine.

Coming along NICELY Brian!! scott

Started the red oak one I think the grain is really going to pop once oiled, carves good with the carbide burrs. Thanks for the advise John.

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I suggest removing the debris and kindling from your shop before a fire destroys your building. One oily rag. One spark from a grinder. One...

Thanks Guys, I will update as I progress. The oak one is machined and I will start the handwork tomorrow. Scott yes the bowling ball vise is one of...

Brian! WOW. That one is a wonderful creation! Your talent is showing! Keep posting, we love your work!

BEAUTIFUL work Brian!! Boy, that bowling ball comes in Handy! :) Nice pics....Thank you! scott