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Thanks guys every little bit helps MnT

 

That thing CRANKS some cutting!!!! Nice.....

 

Wow!

 

400 ipm That is just to cool. What an advancement from the original to the MKII. Thank you, and a thanks to the programmers.

When these start to appear in the hands of other people, let's race them using a benchmark pattern.

 

OMG! That's just amazing! I've been beside myself in awe with the capability of my current machine, and it's spoiled me. I have to admit, though, I've become impatient and find myself thinking "I really don't want to wait 35 minutes to cut this whole sheet". I usually take the time in between finished sheets to assemble the parts from the previous sheet cut. I usually find myself all finished up and waiting on the PP to finish that next sheet.

Now I'm just gonna hafta learn to build much faster! I can't see myself EVER getting impatient again when I get the MKII going!!

Thanks for the videos. They'll have to whet my appetite for a while...

 

lol that's true Mike that is exactly what happens


Flashsolutions, Crash, zulish, 66tbird, 3DMON ,blindflight, and all you guys who have gone out of your way to help build us up
Thanks you guys It means a lot
You put the wind back in my sails with all these nice remarks :mrgreen:
Mark

 

Dave,
Thanks do much
We are getting a room cleaned out to set up a mock booth and see how we are going to set everything up there. Its getting so close and becoming a reality that its kinda scary but exciting at the same time :mrgreen:
We are so pumped about everything going on here it has really taken off now!
Thanks to all of you guys who believed and backed us.
Its because of you guys and your great attitudes that we are able and wiling to do the best we can to make the Phlatprinter the best it can be.
Thank you all so much
MnT

 

mark, like the way it cuts the balsa....you should attract alot of the old school builders...nice job man......also the v-tabs are a great idea. should lower the cutting time. randy.

 

Will do Dorsal I think we need to take video of our own as well

You know I have been thinking about that too. I need to find balsa sheets at about 20" wide by however long to bring with us. Anyone know where we can find something like this?

Another thing is as I look through the pictures of the show I see a lot of the guys there are really into boats. I thought it would be cool to have a ship there with all the ribs exposed as a sample to show the guys. But I cannot find any ribbed ship plans out there to try and make. I found a lot of 3views but nothing that I could draw up and put together that would have that wow effect Any help here would be great too.
Thanks
Mark

 

PERFECT thanks bro

 

If you find this please let me know. I have found lately that when cutting long distances my pp skews wood or foam if it is 12" wide or less. I am coming up with a mod to hopefully fix this.

 

tvcasualty thank you

3DMON looking forward to it.
Mark

 

So Dorsal are you saying your machine doesn't skew the material if it travels a long distance.
I put the material directly in the center as always. It doesn't even need to be cutting and it does it.
I didn't notice it until I went to cut a little hotliner out of balsa not long ago.
I'm comming up with adjustable side clamps to prevent the material from skewing, and will post in the Mod section.

 

3DMON,
That's not right that it is skewing when you are not even cutting. I can understand a little from the bit torque but not alone. Are you sure your lid rollers are aligned with the dive roller. It maybe that you lid is a little off?
These adjustable side clamps are going to great. I am looking forward to this. When I first built the PP I tries to come up with something like that but right about that time I added the front lid roller and that took care of it for me (for foam) but when cutting wood that is a different story.
Can't wait to see what you have in mind.
Mark

 

Nevermind Dorsal,
I meant on smaller pieces. My machine doesn't do it on a full sheet of fanfold, just stuff 12" wide or smaller.

 

I will cover all this more in the thread I will post once I make my mod. But I am mainly seeing this with 12" or smaller ply or balsa. I did try putting two 12" pieces of ply next to each other, but when you do this each of the pieces can easily move. I have done alot of different things to remidy the situation and none fixed it (pieces side by side, pieces apart at the ends, etc, etc...).