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One question I have is how do you fix a continuous handrail to the spindles ? I'm also thinking about removing the newels and mocking up the two key turns to get the look and feel right for the handrail. Just a tad concerned about not having a bannister for some time. EDIT: I think I may be able to...

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Hi Mark,

Long time no see, I’m over there as Skelligcrafts

Regards.

Paul

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Pinkysree, welcome to Woodwork UK

Do you work for Autocad ?

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lt would not be my choice of carcase construction but it gives you a starting point.

Judging by the very expensive looking house and appliances l would not dream of making the carcase out
of nothing more than shuttering plywood

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This youtube vid might interest you

https://youtu.be/GxbWCZ7Gl7Y

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Meccarroll wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 27, 2020 8:21 pm

cncpaul wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 27, 2020 8:14 pm
Here are a few guides
What a nice and very helpful post Paul.

Thank you

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You can make them any size, the limiting factors are generally comfort, appliances and if you want to make the drawer boxes or work with standard size stock items, this is a rough guide without knowing the details

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Here are a few guides

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Pete, I have made a few of these, mostly 2 step, the 3 stepper is quite dangerous as the top step is immediately above the foot below it which can make it unstable, have a look at the proportion of a normal set of kitchen steps.

As far as construction methods l agree with Mark

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[quote=cncpaul post_id=136851 time=<a href="tel:1603360065">1603360065</a> user_id=46] Try the Morrells one part multi colour filler. Cheers Paul I'll check it out. I did use brummer on some parts and that seemed to work ok but I think I need a different filler for large area panels. [/quote] Mark,...

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Try the Morrells one part multi colour filler.

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Yes, here is part of the cutting list. The drawer box parts and the panel layout, the red items are the grooves, drill holes and cutouts for Domino’s (only the full version) As far as the sliding doors Cabmaker32 does not cater for those, I can’t remember the last time l did sliding doors so l have ...

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What are the overall sizes ? Here is a rough design 1000mm wide 2200mm high 600mm deep C26EA4D4-269E-4C43-86A1-6061B28AE648.jpeg This was created in Sketchup with an extension called Cabmaker32 Cabmaker32 will give you all the component sizes in each material and the construction method. You can dow...

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Your friend has made a very nice job of the car.

My recommendation is shotgun stock oil, l use it on my fly boxes, this one is around 10 years old.

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Mark,

These are a cheaper option for the future

https://www.jsfurniture.co.uk/furniture ... etail.html

Paul

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Paul which model do you have? Do you think you get a lot less overspray than with a conventional air gun? Apologies for the delay, everything here is mental :shock: l have two apollo 700, one i’ve had for around 20 years and still going, the second one l bought on ebay for the princely sum of £50, ...

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I have two Apollo spray setups, they are HVLP type that has less overspray, l use either pre-cat or AC lacquer l haven’t used any waterbased allthough I will be trying some soon, they cost less the the Fuji, you can get a good price for an Apollo from hvlp.co.uk

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Mark, Don’t waste your money on lead screws, with the size of the spindle you are looking at (2.2kw) ball screw whip will not be an issue as long as you select the correct size. I think you need to decide what you want to use your CNC for and the size, this will give you the basis to select your com...

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Mark One thing to remember, if you upgrade the Easel Pro software it will cost you $13- $20 a month. My advice would be to purchase a spindle and VFD package from a UK supplier for support especially if the item have to be returned due to a fault, the weight of a spindle will incure a costly postal ...

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Hi Jason,

You Trumped me, I only have three spindles

That’s a nice small spindle you picked up

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Hi Mark, thank you, a merry Christmas to you. I will go back to your earlier post. Back to the subject again and I have a question: I see machines for sale and am getting to grips with the parts. But I don't know why or what's the real difference between Mach3 and GRBL?? Here is a bit of a breakdown...

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Mark,

What do you intend do make with the CNC Router ?

Paul

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Max,

I would strip the machine down, fine sand the plywood then prime and paint, if the machine is small you could get away with rattle can spray.

Paul

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Hi Max,
Any machine in a non-insulated workshop is liable to dampness, the blankets are a good start, my workshop is 300 yards from the Atlantic l use blankets to cover my machines when not in use.

What is the machined board is your CNC made from ?

Paul

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Keith,
This company does a complete motor control package prewired for around £365

https://www.newton-tesla.co.uk/?route=p ... ath=74_143

Paul

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Jonathan,

You could try Croft & Asinder. www.crofts.co.uk

What sort of style are you looking for ?

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Steve

Try the http://www.cupboarddoor.co.uk, I haven’t used them for sometime but their quality was excellent

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2" no chance

Can you not sand before you cut them out ?

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Jas

I have heard of Olive Ash but not Olive Oak

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Walnut laminate

http://www.morland-uk.com/shop/morland- ... ut001.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Keith, I use a similar method for my kitchen carcases, these have removable bases and backs, that can be fitted and removed from the inside, also when you fit the plinths they are screwed from the back of the front rail, this gives them a really solid fixing, I just hate plastic legs with avengance....

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I often make carcases like this, they have a base frame with a lift out base, you can
put in as many screws as you like, I also fit my adjustable feet to the frame.

It is a rough and ready drawing but you get the idea

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Keith,

Do you need to have the fixings not showing on the outside ?

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nickw wrote:Lack of responses does not necessarily equate to lack of interest.

+1

You have had 247 views, I have looked 3 times all I have seen is a pile of bits, why not do
a WIP of the build

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Jake

It looks more like 1.06585 tonnes to me

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Rich

What thickness are you using ?

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york33 wrote:Don't do it Rich! No really, DON'T DO IT! It's shite of the highest order.

picture a fleece blanket then you might be about there.
Dave

Same here, rubbish

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tusses wrote:Thanks Paul ... all the 'fancy' bits then ! lol

ATC would be good ... if only it were easy to DIY one !

This is possible the cheapest way http://store.blurrycustoms.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=46" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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tusses wrote:someone tell me why you need a compressor with a CNC please

Rich,

A tool changer, retractable locating pins, clamps, dust shroud, plus various actuators depending on the
machine. You do not need huge amounts of air as it mainly operates pneumatic cylinders.

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Rich,

Are those nuts both stuck to the board, and is there no spring between them ?

You could try CNC4you they have pre machined ballscrews at a good price

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