router brackets
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Router Brackets For Kress
Hey Lee!
Looking good
As you know I have been inquiring on the router for my cnc. I have just a few quick questions on these brackets that I thought I would post here to possibly gets questions answered to what myself and some others might be thinking.:wink:
1) On the Kress bracket that mounts to the Taig- is that bracket heavy duty enough to substantially minimize cutter vibration?
2) Stacked mounts- meaning Z box way, dovetail plate, dovetail riser, and clamp. Do you have one that can mount directly to the Z Box Way eliminating the dovetail plate and riser? (i.e.- a 1 piece "L" shaped bracket, which would probably be expensive, or a lesser expesive 2 pc system at most)(( the less parts the better??))
3) Does this mount enable the router/ cutter to be aligned perfectly parallel to the Z axis and perpendicular to the table...easily?
However, I do see plenty of adjustability with the stacked mount method- which is a plus. You can raise the riser block up and down on the dovetail plate, and the router clamp up and down on the riser and that may be a plus?!
Thanks in advance-
Chris
Hey Lee!
Looking good
As you know I have been inquiring on the router for my cnc. I have just a few quick questions on these brackets that I thought I would post here to possibly gets questions answered to what myself and some others might be thinking.:wink:
1) On the Kress bracket that mounts to the Taig- is that bracket heavy duty enough to substantially minimize cutter vibration?
2) Stacked mounts- meaning Z box way, dovetail plate, dovetail riser, and clamp. Do you have one that can mount directly to the Z Box Way eliminating the dovetail plate and riser? (i.e.- a 1 piece "L" shaped bracket, which would probably be expensive, or a lesser expesive 2 pc system at most)(( the less parts the better??))
3) Does this mount enable the router/ cutter to be aligned perfectly parallel to the Z axis and perpendicular to the table...easily?
However, I do see plenty of adjustability with the stacked mount method- which is a plus. You can raise the riser block up and down on the dovetail plate, and the router clamp up and down on the riser and that may be a plus?!
Thanks in advance-
Chris
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we have one mounted to our Taig no vibration at all we can sell just the front part that attach's to the Kress router separate if you like very easy to line up we could make a back plate like you asked about and you put your own holes in it it would be much better to just call me and we can discuss all the options 517 639 3190 lee
