Hi folks, Wondering what the minimum Z position is (as measured from the plane of the bottom of the feet to the tip of the collet) when the Z slider is in its lowest position? i.e. dimension D on this image: [57ec6127f5ec63c89f128d70253bfa6f97f56068] Obviously in that diagram, D is specified as …

If you had a spindle it does not have a shoulder that hits the clamp. Just a quick response [image]

The spindle measures 10” total and the motor is 8” long. This is just a thought . If you need better measurements let me know

Interesting, and thanks for the comment! However the plan is to use my existing Makita trim router, at least for the time being.

Hello, according to the picture, “D” does not seem to be measured from a point on the Z-Axis travel but from the bottom of the Z-Slider. The Z-Axis mechanism as a whole is itself located on the Z-Slider, the latter seems to be fixed with screws onto the X-Axis Gantry Block to a choice of 2 (or 3?) …

As I casually read through I’m also curious about the Z travel distance. In that picture above it’s 4", but in the “Woodworker” model it’s listed as 5.25".

Hello, please, could someone who already received the machine, measure the distances a₁ and a₂? [Distance_Spindle_Mount_to_bottom_of_Z-Slider] a₁ = Distance from bottom of Z-Slider to bottom of Spindle Mount, when it is in lowest position a₂ = Height of Spindle Mount I want to plan a table wit…

Hello, thank you very much! Thanks,

Going back to the root of my original question… has someone confirmed that the machine can cut below the level of the legs? On the onefinity home page it says “Feel like carving an intricate inlay into your dining table, no problem”, so I assume that is correct, but I would really appreciate it if …

[image] TBO: Going back to the root of my original question… has someone confirmed that the machine can cut below the level of the legs? My machine has done this, on accident and on purpose. The length of the endmill or tool is also a factor to consider. You might find that nominal length 1/1…

Minimum Z Height (or, How Low can you Go?)

Original/PRO Series (Buildbotics) (Gen 1)

roylnn March 29, 2021, 10:33pm 8

A1 = .776
A2 = 1.503
Dimensions on inches

Ball Nuts to you but what about me?

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Minimum Z Height (or, How Low can you Go?)

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