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[UK]Mendel parts in wood[Sold]

Posted by MattyMatt 
[UK]Mendel parts in wood[Sold]
October 06, 2010 10:37AM




This set would be going on ebay today, except I think I've been persuaded on IRC to make a matching frog & bed first.

This is the first of three sets I've milled. It's all well seasoned wood (oak, pine & some oak plywood) made to the standard STLs, with a Wade's extruder. It's all had several coats of solvent free non toxic varnish. The gears are milled from plastic (delrin for the small ones) for durability and I'm including the hobbed pinchbolt.

..also I still need to make rims for the Z pulleys, and probably the spacer and belt splitter too

I'll update as soon as the sale starts. It'll be a 7 day listing starting this week hopefully.

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/01/2010 08:42AM by MattyMatt.
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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 06, 2010 11:49AM
Beautiful! With some brass rods, that would make a great steampunk Mendel. smiling smiley


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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 06, 2010 12:13PM
Yes I think that will hold the record for the best looking Mendel for some time.


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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 06, 2010 01:10PM
Beautiful, just beautiful!


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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 06, 2010 01:11PM
Hi MattyMatt, those look really nice!

So all that blood,sweat and IRC wasn't for nothing, haha smiling smiley

Ow and do try to sell these in Saudia Arabia, you need some exclusive rich people to buy this smiling smiley
or phone the queen of England.. she probably wants this on her desk too smiling smiley.
Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 06, 2010 02:01PM
That looks really nice. Did you CNC mill the parts?
Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 07, 2010 05:12PM
I'll keep things simple.

Want!!!!!

p.s. this is a new account, I;ve had trouble with the old one

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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 07, 2010 05:55PM
A fine bit of work MattyMatt. smiling bouncing smiley

I was wondering, have you seen WolfStrap? Might be fun to do up a few.


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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 08, 2010 03:36PM


Thanks for all the kind words spinning smiley sticking its tongue out

Yes it's all CNC milled, on the above machine. It is built pretty much the same as a Wolfstrap, but a fair bit heavier. I hadn't seen the Wolfstrap at the time but it's clearly the same train of thought smiling smiley These drawer slides are quite effective for the price.

So, I've made the frog smiling smiley Now it's just the bed and a few fiddly bits I'd forgotten to do, and it should be ready to go this weekend. smoking smiley


EDIT: In case the announcement (below) never makes it through moderation - the listing has started here.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/12/2010 06:57PM by MattyMatt.
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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 12, 2010 06:28PM
At last, it's on sale!

Hurry, hurry. 7 day listing for speedy satisfaction all round.




Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood
October 15, 2010 10:37PM
Ebay is being annoying and won't let me add these pics to my listing, so I'll spam them here smiling smiley






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Re: [UK]Mendel parts in wood[Sold]
February 24, 2011 03:48PM
do you have a 4th axis on that cnc? how did you do all the weird perpendicular holes if you don't? That must have been a lot of work if your CNC (from that pic) only has 3 axis? 0.0'

good job!
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