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Hello
Posted by:
broncosis
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Date: January 07, 2012 02:01PM
hey guys just thought I would say hello I am currently
working on a cnc router
but my next project will be a 3d printer
and I though i would offer a hand to some of the fraser valley guys
as I can get some hard ware 3/8 5/16 threaded rod 6 and 8 32 screws
and hard ware for almost free
its not excalty tones
but for the local guys
it might be helpful
I will also be in the market for a set of of printed parts
or at least a extruder to attach to my cnc router to print the parts
for a pursa
working on a cnc router
but my next project will be a 3d printer
and I though i would offer a hand to some of the fraser valley guys
as I can get some hard ware 3/8 5/16 threaded rod 6 and 8 32 screws
and hard ware for almost free
its not excalty tones
but for the local guys
it might be helpful
I will also be in the market for a set of of printed parts
or at least a extruder to attach to my cnc router to print the parts
for a pursa
Re: Hello
Posted by:
johnbiehler
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Date: January 07, 2012 07:36PM
Welcome!
I'm not sure if you are aware that we have a meetup coming up next week in Langley (Wed the 11th at the Boston Pizza at 200th & #1)
Would be great to have you out there.
I can definitely print you Prusa parts.
John
[johnbiehler.com]
I'm not sure if you are aware that we have a meetup coming up next week in Langley (Wed the 11th at the Boston Pizza at 200th & #1)
Would be great to have you out there.
I can definitely print you Prusa parts.
John
[johnbiehler.com]
Re: Hello
Posted by:
bobby_rep
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Date: January 08, 2012 04:48AM
Welcome to the group 
What are you using as a instructions for your cnc router? I want that to be my next project after I finish I get my first prusa up running and use it to build another... So project #3... Hope you can make the 11th...
Cheers,
Bobby
What are you using as a instructions for your cnc router? I want that to be my next project after I finish I get my first prusa up running and use it to build another... So project #3... Hope you can make the 11th...Cheers,
Bobby
Re: Hello
Posted by:
broncosis
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Date: January 10, 2012 10:46PM
well I
am buildinga diylilcnc currently with a gentle man I met on cnczone
not to far from my place here in mission
as for control I haven't decided how I am going to go about that
but I'm not to worried I used to be a cnc tech for a company in surrey building larger machines
I am currently a electtrician
with some space and little
I did read about the meet tommarrow but couldn't find a time
am buildinga diylilcnc currently with a gentle man I met on cnczone
not to far from my place here in mission
as for control I haven't decided how I am going to go about that
but I'm not to worried I used to be a cnc tech for a company in surrey building larger machines
I am currently a electtrician
with some space and little
I did read about the meet tommarrow but couldn't find a time
Re: Hello
Posted by:
broncosis
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Date: January 22, 2012 10:39PM
but software wise I'll be running emc2 for gcode translation
and likely just a cheep 3axis stepper driver from ebay
and likely just a cheep 3axis stepper driver from ebay
Re: Hello
Posted by:
broncosis
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Date: January 22, 2012 10:55PM
so john how much do you want for a set of pursa parts preferably the SAE variaty
while we live in a metric country sae parts are still the norm and far cheaper for me to get. I don't know it makes much differnt to print them
I also have my steppers aready plus a couple of extras
while we live in a metric country sae parts are still the norm and far cheaper for me to get. I don't know it makes much differnt to print them
I also have my steppers aready plus a couple of extras
Re: Hello
Posted by:
johnbiehler
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Date: February 08, 2012 07:05PM
Sorry, just saw this post now. I truly do hate the notifications on this sub forum (the others work fine).
Did you still need prusa parts?
I can do SAE, I'd just need to slice the files.
Check out my store for current filament color options: [allthings3d.com]
We can arrange local pickup (possibly at a meetup) if you'd like.
[johnbiehler.com]
Did you still need prusa parts?
I can do SAE, I'd just need to slice the files.
Check out my store for current filament color options: [allthings3d.com]
We can arrange local pickup (possibly at a meetup) if you'd like.
[johnbiehler.com]
Re: Hello
Posted by:
broncosis
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Date: February 11, 2012 02:12PM
I got a set from sublime
thanks though
thanks though
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