Working on some upgrade parts for mine this weekend. This is the X axis motor mount with a Nema 24 instead of the Nema 23’s, and the Automation direct homing switch mounting point. Already have closed loop steppers on my Y axis so this is a simple easy part to make for the X axis.
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Milling some custom fingers for my Titan. I’m not a fan of the tapered design. They are also really fat so I reduced the thickness of tips.
Still need to do the radius and bores for the pins.
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This was was my first part / project for my MR-1!
Its a 9’ x 16’ wall made from 66 panels (22.5" square), connected by basic 4 hole pattern plates at each corner. It was a fun challenge, and the strategy worked well!
It was setup as a feature wall for a live event.
Here’s hoping I get to make many more features like this one!
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Very impressive.
Reversed engineered this sort of tube plug clamp, machined out of acrylic. This was one of my first parts with 3d surfacing, and coolant was a big help with the surface finish. The holes n the outer edges were done with a laser cutter.
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Made up a custom height shock spacer for a friend with a motorcycle shop. He was in a bind and I was able to get it to him the next day.
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Is that a full set of #1-#9 putters? You can add a ‘big bertha’ 1 putter… 
A little testament to the small diameter accuracy of my machine. I recently machined an optic cut on a pistol slide. #6-32 threads, and squeezed the pocket between the ejection port and rear sight dovetail to maintain stock sight function. All 4 lugs were within .0005" diameter and made for a perfect fit to the optic.
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I’ve been trying to think of something new to make. Those battery tie downs may have sparked something 
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Nice work!
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thanks, it takes a couple different tools but worth it
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have the Titan coming tomorrow, but no punches. cut this on the mr1 today. nice simple punch for the brake.
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Your cheating.
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Mount for custom snowbike project I’m working on. Biggest piece I’ve done so far. Few apprentice marks, but it’ll get the job done
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Been lurking the forums for a while, slowly getting my machine dialed in. My main project is cutting custom aluminum vehicle emblems for a friend of mine, thought I’d share a few of them. These take anywhere from 3-9 hours, finishing with a 1/16" endmill to get all the small details in them. It has been fun learning how to program CAM for machining - previously just done 3d printing and 2d cnc for woodworking projects. I just cut the emblems from stock and hand off to him, he adds the powdercoat and polishes them up.
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