Camtronics 5amp Chopper Driver for the controller.	Back view of the controller.
Inside the controller, good thing the case was not smaller. I have a 32 CFM fan mounted to the top panel of the controller blowing down on the boards and heat sinks.	The individual driver board. This was the first time attempting a electronics project this large. The instructions were good and everything worked .
The full view of the table. It is 5' x 10' and at least 600 pounds. Maybe I should have started with a smaller table, it almost takes to much room..	View of the carriage. The carriage is a 4" x 4" piece of aluminum H beam.
Side view of the carriage.	Another view of the carriage.
X axis Leadscrew & Nut. I chose a 1/2 x 10tpi screw, it will give me a .0005in. per step. But I should have used a leadscrew with around 2 to 4 TPI-- lesson learned...	I used bearings on each side of a 3/4" piece of steel. Each is adjustable. It is pretty strong, using a dial indicator I do not get any deflection.
Motor mount.	The Thrust bearing were bought from McMaster-Carr 106 catalogue. They are 1/2 inside and approx. 1 1/8 outside. Only one side of the bearing is free, it is sealed and has a grease hole. Worked great.
Support for the far side of the Y axis. If you grab the H beam and try to move it, it will deflect a little.. I am thinking of using a cable system to tie this end to the other side of the carriage. Lesson learned-- should have used two leadscrews and two steppers in sink with each other.	Y axis mount
This is the carriage I built to hold the Plasma Torch.	Side view of the carriage. I made the slide out of stainless steel flat bar and used delrin for the slide..
End view of the table.	My homemade CNC-PC station.
This is the Z axis. I got the slide off of Ebay and adapted it to a leadscrew.	Here is a sign that I made for my shop with the router mounted in the table. I let the router cut the outer edge also and all I had to do was paint the letters and finish it.
This is a Ultrasonic Cutter that I built at work , I made the brackets for with the router mounted on the table. Using a 1/4" solid carbide bit I cut the 1/2" aluminum in about 6 passes. This was the first time I used it on something other than wood.

Update 01/26/2002 I have been cutting a good bit of parts out with the plasma torch. It will cut a full 4' x 8' sheet of metal. The last order was for a few hundred lift kits for golf carts. I have been using the router on the table a little more lately. I think am going to pass this table on to someone else, it has work great. It's main purpose is for use with the Hypertherm plasma cutter. I now want to build another table. I love building these machines!!

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Dan is very helpfull and has plenty of well priced components.	McMaster-Carr any thing you need.