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FAQs / Re: newbei: what to buy for my 1st CNC ?
« on: August 18, 2010, 08:14:56 PM »
thanks for the tip, and you're Tweakie....nothing but a WOOW :P

and i found two other questions:
what is the red arrow ( i suppose the blue arrow is the 3 axis borad)?


and what is 1 and 2 ? they are related to power,



are they
- http://www.alliedelec.com/search/productdetail.aspx?SKU=967-8482&SEARCH=&MPN=F-401U&DESC=F-401U&R=967-8482&sid=477C25805B15617F

and

http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=7846+TR

again thanks for the greeeeeat help

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FAQs / Re: newbei: what to buy for my 1st CNC ?
« on: August 16, 2010, 07:05:06 PM »
well that's a good thing to hear, because i intend to from ebay.

and please can you answer this,

in the second picture above there are 3 drivers board (plus the main board which connect to all of them) which the same seller said i don't have to use if i needed to build a CNC (but they can increase the accuracy of the machine)) ,
is he right or wrong?

again thanks for the reply.

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FAQs / Re: newbei: what to buy for my 1st CNC ?
« on: August 16, 2010, 08:45:27 AM »
thank you for the respond,
ahhh..looks like this is going to take a long time :P
my problem was as did tweakie mentioned, there is no " one way"  to do it, all the website use their way and their stuff.

but still i would like to see any links or examples on how to do it starting from the scratch.

and to Tweakie:
did you hear about BAD Result of the Chinese boards and motors, because i do intend to use them???

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hi,

my name is Saleh, and i'm trying to build my first ever CNC machine, so just want to introduce my self.

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FAQs / newbei: what to buy for my 1st CNC ?
« on: August 15, 2010, 08:40:16 PM »
" maybe this is the wrong forum but it do say FAQ :) "
hi,
this is my first topic while i try to build my first CNC.

i'm looking into many websites trying to find what I REALLY need to start a CNC for a hobby,

so i saw this on ebay:



for now lets us say, i have a table and a miller,

so do i need also divers for the steppers motor? like here:
 

what about the homing and limit switches?
emergency  button?

everything you say can help.

NB: i know that i'm suppose to look in the websites that teaches how to build a CNC, but i believe the response here will more from experienced users.

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