Thinking I wanna do the XL Kit mod as well 
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Don’t you mean you wanna move up to the XR. We saw the room in your kitchen. Your family will barely notice it. 
If you fashion a nice butcher block counter top…well that’s a home improvement project!!!
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I think Jim’s on to something…
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Oh I so wish Jim!
Truth is, I have access to a brand new one and laser welder too, should I need it, but nothing like owning one.
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Alexa, tell XR to pass the potatoes.
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It is made out of 16 gauge, i would guesstimate about 15-20 pounds.
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Cool, it looks great. Congrats!
Good morning guys, are these things any good? Thinking of getting one to run Firecontrol and freeing-up my little Dell lap-top for other duties.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH81C4K3?starsLeft=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_1M7G42RHPNA5SHPK9P7S
I’m running my XPro on this Amazon.com
works fine. Also runs Fusion 360, Inkscape, and Sheetcam ok.
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Thanks for the reply, I’ve gone ahead and ordered one
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I already have limit-switches installed on the X and Y on my Crossfire. Anyone have pinout info for connecting these to my new Firecontrol board?
This might be of help.
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Thanks guys. I suspect there may be a couple “pull-up” resistors in that harness connected to the 5V rail. Will see what I can come up with. I’m thinking it hard to spend what translates into ~TT$1,065.00 to purchase the kit, as it’s really something that I probably don’t need. (US$95 x 11.2 foreign exchange rate, shipping, duties, taxes, etc)
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1k to hook up the limit switchs? I would forget them
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Made a sign for the project team at work. They were wanting something cool to post outside the office on this design build out for a new facility. Wish they wouldn’t have asked for 4 different blue colors as that took the longest to paint 
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Got tired of busting my USB cable. A Craftsman Wet/Dry Vac Hose and a couple custom clamps solved the problem. USB cable and PC power cord’s in there …everything in the shop is on wheels (except lathe and mill).
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