Mike Murrays nice CNC mill:
4Axis break out board with 4 SLAms in a neat little box. How neat is that!?
Monster Surf board factory: Take a look at this /monster/
foam cutter that alta noob (who happens to be 14) and his dad will be using
to make 18ft SUPS (like over-sized surf boards). It moves at 200ipm (inches
per minute) driven by 4 SLAm drivers. It's a three axis machine, but the
gantry is moved by a pair of motors, one on each side with gearboxes and
a linear rack and pinion vs the standard lead screw and nut found on smaller
machines. Total cost for the drive electronics (less the power supply and
heatsink) was $170, 4 SLAm's, the 4Axis board and some misc
components.+ (not counting the cost of the two
cheap Chinese driver boards he burned up before going with the SLAm's.) It's
cutting surf boards now!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y33ZDSCRjg
https://picasaweb.google.com/106518308349862515834/CncMachine
Romans CNC Mill: A really nice little CNC mill made by Roman using the SLAm steppers. Features vac attachment, non-contact hall effect limit switches, auto z-axis sensor for tool height, and the SuperPID to control spindle speed, allowing low RPM cutting (doesn't melt plastic or burn wood) with a cheap router.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=99557
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/cnc_wood_router_project_log/99557-diy_hobby_small_plastics_mill.html
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