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Just took delivery on my new RoMaxx CNC router ( http://www.romaxxcnc.com/index.html ). Drove up to Redford, MI on Thursday to pick up the machine from the manufacturer. Ron Rogers is the owner and a great guy …. as he preformed final testing on my machine he gave me a few quick lessons so I get the machine up & running quickly.
By Friday I was making dust …. my first project was a little gift for my neighbors. They have located in the area from Ontario and just recently had their basement finished with a bar. Thought I would make them a little sign to hang in their bar area.
This is going to be a great tool with a lot of capability …. I’ve got a lot of ideas on how to enhance the sporting clay shooting boxes that I enjoy making.
-- Handcrafted by RJ Paquin - Ohio































12 comments so far
roman
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posted 254 days ago
what did that set you back?
how big is the workable bed?
I might consider making a “dust proof room” for the hard drive and keyboard?
Nice toy!!!!!!!!
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roundabout22
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posted 254 days ago
Wow, I want one! Some day I guess.
-- remember always measure once and cut twice
Packman
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posted 254 days ago
Work table is 24” X 36” and the spindle is an 892 Porter Cable router. It was pretty reasonable for the quality of the machine. Ron builds a nice machine and he has quite a few of them out in the field now so it is a pretty refined design.
-- Handcrafted by RJ Paquin - Ohio
Brad_Nailor
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posted 254 days ago
COOL! I love that little thing! I used to run a big 8×12 version with an 8 tool spindle. That thing looks really cool..the sign you made came out really nice. I checked out the website…pretty reasonable for a CNC machine.
-- David, South Windsor, CT "I love the smell of sawdust in the morning"
CharlieM1958
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posted 254 days ago
That’s really one cool toy you’ve got there!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
Woodchuck1957
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posted 254 days ago
I guess that didn’t really answer the question of how much they cost. I looked at the website briefly, but don’t have the time to figure out what a complete setup costs, everything is broke down in pieces.
roman
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I asked a stupid question which really is none of my business.
I also checked out the web site and you simply add …...........and you get a total.
Nice toy and like most toys they are as good as the operator, and can be a whole lot quicker.
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Woodchuck1957
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posted 254 days ago
Whatever.
SteveKorz
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That is just cool as heck. I can see a lot of really good use out of that… and a lot of very creative projects. Thanks for the post, have fun with your tool.
-- As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17) †
jm82435
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posted 253 days ago
Very cool.
It looks like you got the MPG installed. I have alway wondered if one could use the volume knob on that Dell keyboard as a MPG (Manual Pulse Generator to step the motors .001, .01, or .1 at a time)... Particularly if you were using Linux MC2 – it is very configurable. I don’t suppose you would need to answer that question since you already have one…
-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever...
hunnypot
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posted 253 days ago
i operate a selexx mate at work with a 4×8 bed on it. great machine ,has a lot of potential
Matt
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Oh, you got the WD-1! I got the HS-1 and wish for the extra size some times! Aren’t they great machines?
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