Well, I guess i was spelling it wrong with a "U" and it thought i was spelling something else...
in other words a "ratchetythingamabob"
Well, I guess i was spelling it wrong with a "U" and it thought i was spelling something else...
in other words a "ratchetythingamabob"
I bought the 48-96-12.
And by support board I meant the first board under the vac plenum not the spoil board.
And Gary What model vac motors did you get from Grainger?
Angus...
THe originals were Ametek 116296 from Grainger.
I have replaced the original motors in the article with Ametek 117123 240V versions from Lighthouse Enterprises.
Gary
Top 10 Mistakes that I still make if I am not careful:
10. forget to remove the Z-zero plate before I start cutting
9. forget to remove the ground clip used with the z-zero plate and then turning on the router
8. forget to set XY zero or set it to the wrong spot (lower left corner vs. middle)
7. Z-zero to the wrong spot (table instead of material or vice versa)
6. changing bits but forgetting to Z-zero the new bit
5. forgetting to turn the vacuum on before Z-zeroing or cutting
4. loading the wrong bit
3. moving the material before I do the final profile cutout
2. when doing 3D work, Z-zeroing to a spot the gets wiped out during the roughling pass
1. Being in a hurry -- disaster soon follows
Thanks for all the responces and I see a lot of similarities in some of these posts so I'll make extra note of those.
Stay tuned for my list of mistakes
sigh... ok... I think everyone can agree this is #1.
#1 DON'T vacuum clamp yourself to the table.
;-)
/RB
What do ya mean that was the first thing I was going to try. That's why I went with the 12" instead of the 6".....LOL
I didn't make but one huge crucial error in the start up of our machine. I made my wife in charge of setting up and learning the software and making the machine work for our current business. This created a large swollen head and put me on a "need to know only basis", or in other words I"ll get to that when I'm good and ready and you don't need to know that! LOL
Tom,
is the before or after that SLAP sound?