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Norton says you have "Rig Exploit Kit Website 8" from add.whitecoatlies.net (81.177.6.49)

The Art of Electronics [Paul Horowitz, Winfield Hill]

So is the obvious: shapeokoforum.com

On my mount: The bottom corner (in your bottom link, the corner where the 54 and 90 arrows meet) is tapered. So, Measuring from that corner, points on the 90 arrow line are: 3mm cutoff, 17mm flat area, 3mm recess, 12.5mm bottom of the recess, 3mm recess, 6.5mm to the center of the 13mm wide middle p...

AnonymousPerson wrote:Ordered some short ones earlier today (single rail, and the pillow blocks) to get a better idea of them "hands on".

Please report back with your findings!

Nice work! the bike saddle clamp was a good idea. Maybe it works for workpiece holding, too. I have a couple, I'll try that.

> wood expands and contracts with the weather. Which will create tensions. then, depending on the relative stiffness of the rail and the wood, you might get deflections ro just tension. I'm guessing that for a machine stored inside, that wouldn't be an issue (furniture doesn't usually crack). Use dr...

Ok, I misunderstood you. I agree, junk parts, maybe corroded internally.

Sounds so nad, that I don't think any switch can be that bad! Stepper motors are electrically very noisy. Unshielded cables on switches and motors might give similar symptoms. Take a look with an oscilloscope if you have one.

WillAdams wrote:For CAM software, I'd really like to see something which would perform G-wizard-like calculations adjusting feed / speed rates throughout a cut on-the-fly.

Keep an eye for Fusion 360. https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/ideastat ... -p/5368343