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Y-Axis, Part 1,Now that you have the largest part of your CNC machine built—the table—you’ve completed what we refer to as the x-axis. In order for the router to do its work, you’ve got two more axes to complete: the y-axis and the z-axis.

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Preparing for the Z-Axis,You should now have a better understanding of how the various axes are going to be used to get the machine’s router bit to the material for cutting and drilling. Up to this point, you’ve built the x-axis and y-axis, including the y-axis frame that will move forward and backward on the x-axis aluminum rails.

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Z-Axis, Part 2,In Chapter 14, you cut a few of the parts required to build the z-axis. In this chapter, you’re going to drill some holes in a few of those pieces, take a few measurements, and cut the remaining parts required for the z-axis.

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Z-Axis, Part 3,In Chapters 14 and 15 you cut and drilled three of the parts required to build the z-axis and then mounted two bearing-rail assemblies (BRAs). In this chapter, you’re going to finish the assembly of the z-axis using the custom measurements you took back in Chapter 13 and another custom measurement you’ll perform shortly.

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Patrick Hood-Daniel,James Floyd KellyA strong play into the fast-growing market of creative hobbyists who want to fabricate parts of their own design using modern, computer numerical controlled machining technology.Co-authored by a promi

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978-1-4302-2489-1James Floyd Kelly and Patrick Hood-Daniel 2009