Still collecting materials..in Southern Ont., Canada

[notimeforwork]

Got the plans about two weeks ago, and had a chance to review them - and read through some of the forum posts.

I plan on buying the precut and prebent steel kit available in Canada, so that should help with sourcing the most troublesome parts.

Might have it started before christmas!

[pblackburn]

The biggest piece of advice I can give you is read first then build. There is a lot of tweaks that different people make that can make a drastic difference on the direction of your build. It would be wise (I didn't do it and had to make changes after). Welcome to the forum.

[notimeforwork]

Thanks for the tip... I am reading through the forums and getting a grasp on the scope of the project.

[LDouglas]

Originally Posted by notimeforwork

Got the plans about two weeks ago, and had a chance to review them - and read through some of the forum posts.

I plan on buying the precut and prebent steel kit available in Canada, so that should help with sourcing the most troublesome parts.

Might have it started before christmas!

I started to build a CNC without any plans. MeshMate plans were purchased after the table was constructed. Now I plan on making changes to the table so that it is closer to the MeshMate Plans. You mentioned in your post that you could buy the parts pre'cut in Canada ? If so could you please provide your source. I live in Acton, not too far from you.

[KenC]

If you had read the plan & the forum, you won't have to ask where to get any parts.

[notimeforwork]

I found this in the forum;

http://www.mechmate.com/forums/showthread.php?t=409

The guy was quick to reply, and very helpful.

[domino11]

Welcome aboard!
Let me know if you have any questions on where to get stuff in Canada!