Choosing the right design for woodworking
Posted by
wayne_cordrey
on 2004-08-28 22:05:54 UTC
I'm a woodworker new to CNC interested in building my own CNC router
to make furniture components and cabinets. After immersing myself in
the wealth of info here an on the web, I still can't determine how
much machine I need to do the job.
1) Servo or stepper motors?
2) how powerful of a router motor?
3) what about tool changers?
4) Is three axis enough? - I'd like to turn legs and some carving
5) Why do hobbiest level machines communicate with the PC via
serial/parallel ports, but commercial units use ethernet? Is there a
need for faster data transfer?
I know, I ask alot of questions for someone from the Northwest. BTW,
I did search the archives, and read the faq.
Wayne from White Salmon
to make furniture components and cabinets. After immersing myself in
the wealth of info here an on the web, I still can't determine how
much machine I need to do the job.
1) Servo or stepper motors?
2) how powerful of a router motor?
3) what about tool changers?
4) Is three axis enough? - I'd like to turn legs and some carving
5) Why do hobbiest level machines communicate with the PC via
serial/parallel ports, but commercial units use ethernet? Is there a
need for faster data transfer?
I know, I ask alot of questions for someone from the Northwest. BTW,
I did search the archives, and read the faq.
Wayne from White Salmon
Discussion Thread
wayne_cordrey
2004-08-28 22:05:54 UTC
Choosing the right design for woodworking
caudlet
2004-08-29 11:15:35 UTC
Re: Choosing the right design for woodworking
JanRwl@A...
2004-08-29 16:43:29 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Choosing the right design for woodworking