Mt Snow is my weekend home now

About 161- 162 i believe. We built 4 of these with various base color combos. The edges were tucked in and the tips were left square, 164-167cm, I forget what the total length was, But they have DIY tips. I used last yr proto 157 park stik as the base model, then just extended the tip shape to 24cm ...

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The Blak Sheep YT-1350 Superstretch

I'm going to guess the hardest part will be controlling that dog's appetite.

does the planer come with front and back wheels that keep the cutting tool from sucking material in?

So glad I have a cnc to drill all those holes :D My Arm would agree with you. My wallet (and wife) wouldn't. A CNC would make a lot of things easier. But it is not in my short term plans.. or budget. same here. I did this on the CNC. However, I still had to go back with a drill and dress up each ho...

replacement for pump is one of these, direct replacement, I just forget which one.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#submersible-ci ... ps/=ygn6w5

the 129 style is the most common around here and is coated.

Why can't they get you that? it's an "off the shelf" stamping for them.

at the very least: tuck in your shirt, belt, tie your sweatpants whatever,

if you have long hair, wear a hairnet, don't have anything loose hanging over that thing. So awesome. I've got some ideas now

build an autofeed for it then.

that thing'll rip your arms out the sockets quicker than Chewbacca when he loses!

I'd highly suggest you construct some kind of frame around that sand wheel, or the whole thing even. To keep from getting pulled in.

can order snowboards from china for about $75 each

I've noticed many of the precision flaws of my machine were not the machine itself, some examples: 1) my profiling toolpath kept starting and ending at different points along the x axis. I watched it go for what seemed like a few hours, noticed it was stalling in spots during travel along x. Thought...

I also have a G540, with 4 outputs, using X and A to drive my X axis motors. I suppose you could dedicate the A for something else and figure out how to run 2 motors off the x? I duno.
It's been working well. It's literally taped to my cart with power supply and the PC terminal

very cool. I ordered a customized 2' x 8' kit from cncrouterparts.com.
A long road of building, learning, building, learning, breaking, rebuilding, repeat.

But, couldn't be happier. Could have got a $20,000 shopbot and be in the same boat!!!

that's why i like the pbt topsheets, they chip away instead of peel.

These clear tops dont chip, once a spot lifts, it pulls on it's neighboring areas, and the lifting spot grows.