What’s on *YOUR* workbench?

steviejr92 said:
I have a cnc that cuts out the stencil and i use a finger/box brake to bend up the enclosures! Im using 18ga steel for this particular one!
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Very nice! 18ga ain't no joke. Cant imagine you're doing that on a hobby machine. It's the sort of thing I'd have to bribe one of the sheet metal guys at work to burn up for me on the plasma cutter.
 
Stickman393 said:
Very nice! 18ga ain't no joke. Cant imagine you're doing that on a hobby machine. It's the sort of thing I'd have to bribe one of the sheet metal guys at work to burn up for me on the plasma cutter.
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The machine is certainly rigid enough to handle it but it’s still what I would consider a hobby machine. It’s all about understanding the metals cutting properties and your feeds and speeds. Just don’t expect fast cutting or a production machine for that I would certainly go with a cnc plasma cutter which is what I’m working on now!
 
steviejr92 said:
The machine is certainly rigid enough to handle it but it’s still what I would consider a hobby machine. It’s all about understanding the metals cutting properties and your feeds and speeds. Just don’t expect fast cutting or a production machine for that I would certainly go with a cnc plasma cutter which is what I’m working on now!
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Impressive stuff! Very interested to see what you've got, to be honest. My anolex 3030 & 600 watt BLDC spindle can carve up aluminum OK, but vibration can be a bit of a problem.

I likely need to reinforce the X cross-section a bit and bolt it down to a heavy worktable.
 
Debugging white noise on a revel for another night.
Flux everywhere. Swapping resistors at this point. Doesn't make sense. Noise is loud on pin 1, nothing on pin 2 or 3 but all in the feedback circuit, but noise on R3¿ Total mess.
Try a different power supply, which I did on a previous night. Noise gone.
Fffffffuuuuuuuuu........
 
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