I’ve added 4" and a keyboard drawer, and the countertop is drying.

@Grant-Fraser if someone has some 4" castors around, I’ll dress up the cart and get at least one drawer in it for now. And a larger top on it.

@Grant-Fraser , I do understand. For the height, I didn’t include the crappy castors. If we put on decent 4" castors, and a slightly larger top, it would bring The height to about 39"ish. Will that work? The slots in the top are made for drawers, which I can do…
I just don’t want this to go to waste if it can have a nice home…

I’ll donate a cart.
It’s solid. 24"ish x 20" x 32"
Could use better castors.
-R

@Grant-Fraser I have cart I can donate. It’s a solid plywood cart I made for my thickness planer, on castors. I was going to donate it to the wood shop…

I believe there’s an airstrip up by Dufferin elementary school…

@Grant-Fraser , earlier post…

@n0pe said:

There’s a core2duo with 2G RAM and an nvidia GPU sitting by the CNC controller. It has linuxCNC pre-installed on it and

User: cnc
Pass: same as wifi

I also noticed today, the laser doesn’t look like it’s coming out of the center of the tube at all

@Chainmaildave see the solution to your tentacle dilemma?

I did some cutting yesterday afternoon. 3 things:

1. it’s generally cutting more vertically than when I used it a few weeks ago, eg, my cuts didn’t have a slope to them.
2. before I started, the bed was not nearly high enough, and the bed was bowed upwards, eg “concave”. It seems the back of the bed was caught on the frame, so I lowered it down and pulled the bed forward, at which point it moved freely, and came up high enough to focus properly.
3. it looks like the laser is out of alignment when cutting on the forward right corner (towards the control panel) like the laser is diffracted inside the tube and cutting two lines. I noticed this on a few pieces. I’ll see if I can find a sample to get a picture of.
   -R