Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] looking for KM6VV

Hi Norm,

Right here! Name's Alan. 440.85 Mhz, pl...

Actually, I might add, I didn't BUILD the router, I just posted the pix,
and studied the plans! It's built using ball bearing drawer slides,
1/4"-20 threaded rod (as I recall), and small steppers. Dan wrote the
article, but doesn't have a reprint, and as you know, Nuts & Volts owns
it. I'd put out a call for Milton; "CQ CQ CQ Milton..." ;>)

Seriously I'd contact Milton. Milton are you still listening? Or,
email me off list and I'll provide whatever info I can (for any and
all).

I *AM* working on a small PCB router (OK, so I've got a collection of
parts clamped together!), pix to be posted, but that one might be hard
to duplicate!

You might also look at:

http://hometown.aol.com/drigotti/HobbyCNC.htm

Dave has an extensive set of router plans. Uses Kirk Motion parts.
Obviously more expensive! But depending what you are looking for...

HTH

Alan KM6VV



captnorm3@... wrote:

>
> if you have any luck finding the article please
> pass it on to me.
>
> On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 23:06:53 -0000 "woodknack" <wjdupont@...>
> writes:
> > I was looking at the files and saw a router table that was a modified
> >
> > version of Dan Mauch's CNC circuit board driller (Dec 94 Nuts &
> > Volts
> > magazine). Its was made by someone in this group call KM6VV. Anyone
> > know how I can get ahold of this guy? Or does anyone have the
> > artical
> > in nuts & volts on this?