Gary Wheeler's STTTREEECH NCF200000002 His Website
here
Mel Williams' Machine here. Mel used a narrower type of aluminum
channel.
Dave Kush's Clone. I say Clone because Dave was able to make a machine
from just
looking at my website. I get lots of people who say they
sent their money! Then they
ask where to get the aluminum channel or Delrin. They want
me to send the book
electronically so they can start righ away! When I say no
I get hit with a virus file or
a nasty letter. Dave was honest up front so I helped him.
I was holding the " Brute "
plans back. Then I saw Dave added larger gas pipe like the
" Brute " has. He claims
everytime he thinks of something, he sees it here the next
day. Dave and I are on the
same wave pattern. His Website
here
Steve Manzer's Pipe Dream Realized! Steve was unable to find
the aluminum in Canada
where he lives, So he improvised! His Website
here
Rick Bono was not able to locate the aluminum channel as scrap. But that
did not stop
him! Rick improvised by using aluminum "U" and
"L" channel !
Ali Santoso's version of the "Brute". Looks like he used
two bearings to support the
leadscrew. Motors are mounted off the motor plate like a Sherline or
Taig. I think I
see a Camtronics controller too!
Tom Ezolt is building a 7th Sojourn.
Wayne Pearson builds a "Metal" 7th Sojourn.
Denis Tomicki (Panzypoof) built a 7th Sojourn.
Chris Thilges build a version of Brute he calls Brutus.
Anthony Nathan Noel's 7th Sojourn.
Steve Michel's SupaBrute. See his Website Here
Stephen Webb's Brute with Piker.
Pat Leang's Brute in Plexi-Glass.
Trent Jordan's Giant Routezilla.
John Selph's Phoenix. Almost stock! Note the muffler clamp holding the Dremel.
Joe McGough's Pipe Dream. Sweet!
Jean-Francois Nadeau's Phoenix. See his Website Here
Robert Parker's Brute with homemade quiet spindle.
Rod Hess' 7th Sojourn. See his Website Here
Ray Jorgensen's 7th Sojourn. See his Website Here
Kevin Schroeder's Brute. See his Website Here
Marty Hayes' Phoenix. See his Website Here
Wes' Brute. See his Website Here
Matthew Sanfilippo's 7th Sojourn
Marvin Johnston's Banshee milled using his version of my
PipeDream. He helped me solve the Fet problem on the Banshee by
donating materials. Thanks! Marvin.
Joe McGough's updated Pipe Dream. See his orignal a few pictures
above. He use 1/2" ACME and added some bottom bearings to the Trolley. With the HobbyCNC controller he is getting
50" to 60" He also added a USB Pendant and larger motor tool.
Colin Kingsbury's Brute and Son of 7th