Maslowcommunitygarden.org Website Review

ground control is the program which allows you to control the maslow cnc machine. the printed circuit board which powers the maslow cnc machine this is the code which generates the maslow community garden website which you are most likely reading. meta right? powercontrol board based on the tle5206. thru-hole and smd versions this is just a test - to see if my files work in the garden a chain guide to increase chain engagement with the sprocket on the original frame brackets to attach a cheap rca to the frame to control maslow sharpie pen holder that was originally created by krkeegan and is designed to hold the pen so that you can use the maslow to draw lines. inexpensive fixes for z-axis slack imprecision on maslow cnc. design file used to make the maslow ez motor mount by bee & dlang sled templates including the mounting holes for the different linkage kits. help me with a design to convert the maslow to a cnc plasma cutter for metal. if we replace the mount for the router to instead hold a normal hand held plasma cutter torch head then we could use the maslow cnc for cutting all sorts of metals too. there are already similar conversions to turn a hand held plasma cutters into a flatbed plasma cutters driven with computer cnc controls. this design aspect is beyond my capabilities, but i know with help from people much smarter than me in this community that we can turn the maslow into a cnc plasma cutter as well for a fraction of the price of existing plasma cutting tables. the design part of this project is beyond my skill set, but if there are people willing to help with that part, then i am will to build the prototype and help make their design concepts a reality. you can email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. thanks an improved z-axis sled that uses the rigid r2200 as the spindle a easy to print option using existing mounting points and screws and includes a hole to hook the loose end of chain. the robot which handles voting and merging pull requests on community projects