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Bernd:

--- Quote from: stefang on July 01, 2010, 03:53:37 AM ---How do you get those machines someday out of your basement?

Stefan

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I often get asked that question. I tell them that it will be the next persons problem, not mine.  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Bernd

stefang:

--- Quote --- like your built CNC... any chance for more pictures?
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Here we go:

Thats how I bought the machine:


It was a Deckel G2 pantograph engraving machine, but the pantograph got lost in all the years...so I decided to build a cnc out of it.

A bit of repainting:


The ballscrew in the Z-axis can also be seen.

Another angle on the nearly finished machine:


As you can see, the head can be tilted..nice little feature :)

There is a bit work on the electrics needed, the VFD is hovering around on my table without a proper protection against swarf...but so far, it works..you know, never change a running...

Stefan

Rob.Wilson:
Hi  stefang

I see your Aceira has the compound table on it ,, very nice  :dremel:  ,, mine only tilts left to right  :( ,,, i like the turret head you have added ,, something i have been wanting to add to my mill , as finding an Aceira one is like looking for rocking horse  doo doo ,, just need to fined a suitable donor head ,,,,,,,, or make one ,,, what did you use ?

Cacking job you have done on the Deckel conversion  :clap: :clap: :clap:


Cheers Rob


 

stefang:

--- Quote ---Warning: this topic has not been posted in for at least 120 days.
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 :D

Today I played a bit around with the Microsoft Image Composite Editor, a pretty foolproof tool to make panorama views from a multiple series of pictures, and I tried it out in my shop:

Just a link, as the picture is very wide ;)

http://gtwr.de/werkstatt_panorama.jpg


--- Quote --- just need to fined a suitable donor head ,,,,,,,, or make one ,,, what did you use ?
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Opps, I overread the question back then:

Its the head from an X2 milling machine modified to take a standard motor and a belt drive, no noisy gears :)

Stefan

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