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al6600 - 29 Mar 2007 16:30 GMT

just thought id mention that im a toolmaker and have cad cam etc so if
you need any custom parts machined let me know (doesnt matter where you
are) give me an idea what your looking for maybe even a sketch or photo
ill see if i can do it

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al6600 - 10 Apr 2007 16:25 GMT

i was asked if i could do hull panels while i cant do it on the cnc i
can do it on a bandsaw but the postage due to the size you would be
cheaper getting a local wood working place to do it for you. the type
of things i could do would be engine mounts, adapter plates/rings,
brackets, etc im currently making a glow engine (dont know if it will
work i hope so) anyway you get the idea :)

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modelpowerboatsupplies - 01 May 2007 12:58 GMT

feel free to contact me... may have something for you..

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al6600 - 04 May 2007 08:13 GMT

email sent you, let me know if you dont get it :)

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Thin water - 30 May 2007 18:13 GMT

I used to have a CNC mill but sold it because it was to small. I have a
full size Southbend mill and a 15" x 40" lathe. I am using them to make
a CNC router to cut out boat parts on. It will only be able to do a
maximum of 36" x 18" sheets so the bigger boats would have to be
scarfed together. Not the best but after I get this done I will see if
tio can make a long one for up to 96" long parts. It will be big enough
to make those little scale hydro's posted on several sites.

JIM

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al6600 - 30 May 2007 19:06 GMT

thats sounds good how are you making the controll for the cnc router,
for bigger parts could you not machine one half then move it over and
do the other half, thats what i do at work if a jobs to big, my largest
machine is a hurco bmc 30 htm, linked to a cad cam system. our parent
company has a massive cnc router they use it to cut out panels for
using in swimming pools instead of using tiles. but theres no way i
could get them to cut out my hull parts :(
just noticed you are in florida i am coming over on holiday in august.

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Thin water - 31 May 2007 00:54 GMT

I am buying all off the shelf stuff to run it from the controller, the
drivers powersupply, steppers etc..

Here is a picture of the table with the gantry. The Y rails are done
and I will be adding the X rails tonight.

[image: http://www.cnczone.com/gallery/data/505/medium/dry_fit.jpg]

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al6600 - 31 May 2007 14:39 GMT

that looks really good let me know if it all comes together.

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