After 5 years of service – the Fixture Pallet that I use as my day to day work holding solution with my CNC Router was getting a bit tired. Let’s walk through the process of creating a new one – step by step. Once you see how it was made – I’m sure that you can create your own work holding solution – and embed whatever type of holding power you need into the deck of the pallet. Let your imagination run!

I’ve settled on something akin to the MFT holes – with in-line clamps and a fixed rear guide for my day to day work because of the flexibility. But – we’ve also created pallets for unique situations – that require fixturing in special ways. The great thing is the pallets can be easily exchanged on the machine – and the steel pins provide exact registration to known coordinates. So – put it on – and get to work!

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After 5 years of service – the Fixture Pallet that I use as my day to day work holding solution with my CNC Router was getting a bit tired. Let’s walk through the process of creating a new one – step by step. Once you see how it was made – I’m sure that you can create your own work



The Z-Axis is completed on the DIY CNC Plasma Table Build.

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The Z-Axis is completed on the DIY CNC Plasma Table Build. BOM and additional info is available on the Making Stuff web site. https://www.makingstuff.info/Projects/CNC_Plasma Click this link for more CNC and Mechanical Parts on sale from Bangood.com – https://www.banggood.com/custlink/m3DmpZKYQs Use Coupon Code: 2b3ff2 for an extra 15% off! Playlist for this project – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4lExYUFHSPy926ACka0Rf6WGTWqWWXS4 3D drawings are available on the



Here is my 1960’s Aciera F4 Milling Machine which has been converted to CNC, complete with:

Mesa 7i76E FPGA board
2 x 12Nm, 1 x 9Nm Servo stepper motors
Ballscrews on X and Y axis
Inductive Limit Switches
Probe Basic GUI

The machine has been modified over the period of about 3 months, and will inevitably continue to evolve. It has been made with reasonable quality parts and has cost around £1500 to convert.

If you have any questions about the mill or if you would like more videos explaining the conversion in greater depth then let me know in the comments. Also if you are interested in using LinuxCNC in a project of your own, checkout their Facebook group, as well as the Feral Engineer.

Cheers!

00:00 Introduction
01:07 Disassembly
01:43 X Axis Conversion
03:14 Y Axis Conversion
06:26 Z Axis Conversion
07:25 Limit Switches
07:46 Wiring
08:26 Linux CNC Overview
12:10 Outro

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Here is my 1960’s Aciera F4 Milling Machine which has been converted to CNC, complete with: Mesa 7i76E FPGA board 2 x 12Nm, 1 x 9Nm Servo stepper motors Ballscrews on X and Y axis Inductive Limit Switches Probe Basic GUI The machine has been modified over the period of about 3 months, and will inevitably continue to evolve. It



Here we milled a Cr12MoV(D2) steel mold for a test demo. We used a 8mm ball end carbide mill tool for both rough and finishing mill. And used a 0.3mm flat end carving tool to carve the words. Linux CNC and MESA card worked very well with our machine 🙂

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Here we milled a Cr12MoV(D2) steel mold for a test demo. We used a 8mm ball end carbide mill tool for both rough and finishing mill. And used a 0.3mm flat end carving tool to carve the words. Linux CNC and MESA card worked very well with our machine 🙂 source



Before our move, the cnc plasma table’s controller had some issues and finally died. I had about given up on it. Decided to give it another go and make it better, let’s see how it goes.

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Before our move, the cnc plasma table’s controller had some issues and finally died. I had about given up on it. Decided to give it another go and make it better, let’s see how it goes. ———————————————————————————————————– #cnc #plasma #haslipcycleworks “Get up, get out there and do it” Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe and Comment! Visit our website: http://www.haslipcycleworks.com Follow