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31 Aug, 2009

X2 Mill Belt Drive Conversion

Posted by: admin In: X2 Belt Drive Conversion

The plans I`m following are here: http://www.raynerd.co.uk/wp-content/upLoads/beltdrive11.pdf
Basically, this mod replaces the plastic gears with a belt drive on the X2 milling machine. It is well worth doing! Sorry, didn`t take many pictures of this one in progress, just a couple of vids.
Large Pully:

Finished:

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31 Aug, 2009

Elmers #25 Engine

Posted by: admin In: Elmers #25 Engine

My brother-in-law and I decided to do a joint project and after I showed him Spuddevans (Tims) smashing job of the Elmer #25 engine, we both agreed we would try that one. Not only do we have the original Elmer plans for free but we also have Tims excellent write up and pictures. As we [...]

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admin: Brian, sorry it is months since you posted this but never the less, I wanted to say thanks for stopping by. And, yes, I do border on obsessive when I
CS: a place to learn draw a pcb? here's... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_BzrDuDYgU
admin: Hi Chris, thanks for looking at my site. Yep, it was good meeting you the other week. Sorry I didn`t see your reply until now. I`m slowly expanding my

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