A couple of years ago I downloaded free plans from Jeremy Schmidt’s wall-mounted camera arm. I had a thought that it would be so cool if it could be modified to hold a laptop… but that thought was shelved (as I got busy with other things).
Hands down, Jeremy Schmidt’s belt grinder is the best DIY belt grinder I have seen. The plans are well written and easy to follow and the finished product is rock solid (check out the washer vibration test below).
If you’ve successfully completed the assembly of your new Ooznest WorkBee CNC machine but don’t know how to actually run your first gcode, read on.
The purpose of this Ooznest WorkBee review is to help anyone thinking of purchasing a CNC machine. It is intended mostly for newbies; however, experience users may find it useful.
After finishing my Jerschmidt 2×72″ belt grinder, I decided to build a new fabrication table that incorporates the new grinder.
This dust collection system is basically the same build as DIY Tyler’s dust collector modification. Among the changes that I made is that both parts of the dust collector are mounted to the same board (on the same wall) instead of mounted on perpendicular walls. Another change is the way I made the manometer…