TravelCNC doing it's first cuts

My TravelCNC reached it's most important milestone!

The mobile CNC workshop in a custom made flightcase now has completely new electronics and made it's first cuts using it.
It's now a usable, mobile 4 axis CNC milling machine.
...soon it will also be 3D printing and vector cutting.

TODO:

• add Basotect sound proofing
• connect the USB control board to the spindle controller (speed in software)
• add table legs to the top panel to use it as a collapsable work table
• test 3D printing (ThingOMatic already disassembled, should work)
• Replace 10A power socket with 16A version
• add IP64 power sockets (you always need power socket in a workshop)
• add mounting for vector knife (like drag-knife but cutting real 90° angles)