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I'll post some pictures next week. Are there any other parts you want better views of? I made the inlet the same surface area as the exhaust. The inlet is rectangular in order to be as wide as the table. This allows the airflow to sweep evenly across the entire work surface. There is no need to filt...

Great solution!
Thanks,
Bob

Yup, seeing the cutter, or scanning probe is important to me. I have no plans drawn up. I made the dust ports on the box removable to accomodate longer workpieces. I can post pictures of parts or views you have questions about. Polycarbonate Lexan would be a good choice for building material because...

Dang! I could have put that in really small print on the clamp.
Next time.

Could you post the DXF or shark files for the clamps since the weblink is broken?? Thanks Doc Hey Doc, I think Kim fixed it! When I opened the crv. file the toolpaths were included. Have fun! Just try an air cut first and don't blame me if you end up accidentaly engraving the wall of your shop inst...

OK,
It looks like this might work!
These files are for the cam clamp pictured earlier in this discussion.
Someone try it and let me know if it worked.
Bob

Kim has just informed me that dxf and crv files can now be uploaded. I tried again with no success. I just keep getting the message: The image file you tried to attach is invalid. I'll wait a little while and try again.
Bob

I have a dxf file of the clamp, I have just been unable to post it. Tell me how and I can save you a little work.
Bob

wyzarddoc wrote:Could you post the DXF or shark files for the clamps since the weblink is broken?? Thanks
Doc

Try this one http://www.shopbotblog.com/index.php/20 ... riend-cam/

3) Perhaps the files could be sent as an attachment by email. PM doesn't seem to work for this either.
I'm probably doing something wrong.
Bob