More details to come. Staged rollout 1-The 25.4mm version is being released first. 2-Upgrade kits are available in the shop. The experienced people that want to update can and have the most experience with this. This way newcomer mistakes will not cloud the...
Ready! MRRF 2020 was set to be the unveiling of the new MPCNC revisions that I have been working on for a long time. Then, the world got turned upside down and the final touches actually got put on hold for a bit. Well, it is ready now! This will be the Primo version....
Time to finally move the forums to another server, another software package, and some back end management. We will have a ton of new features and hopefully a less spammy and buggy experience. I think I have done all I could by myself with bbPress, buddy press, and...
After a lot of hard work we now have Community Documentation! What does that mean and how is it different, you ask. This allows you to help out if you want! You no longer need to wait for me to update things or fix my sepelllling or grammar mistakes. You can edit a...
4 years This little crew of creators has been growing strong for four years. It does not feel like four years to me until I stop and think about all the cool things we have done in that time. Looking back at just the three year update we had just started to get the...
The next two weeks I will be trying to smoothly transition the business and my life to a slightly bigger space about an hour away. Moving out of the heart of the Bay Area to slightly further east where things are a little bigger and less expensive. I am going to focus...
Updated Parts! I would like to introduce you to the new “Burly” parts. It has been more than 2 years since the “525” (5/25/16) parts were released and I am very excited as I have been toying around with these ideas ever since. No new hardware...
This guide is long over-due but I suppose better late than never. Over the past year, my MPCNC has been a gateway machine that got me introduced into the CNC world. I started off with a 3D printing setup, but always wanted to do some metal work. I now use my MPCNC to...
It is finally here, two years later, a new foot. Why, this one is better. Why is it better, more rigid and easy to adjust. Use some number 6 or equivalent screws and washers to hold them down. There are slotted and oversized holes so you can move them around to get...
