CNC Building Blocks - Revision history

AJ Quick at 00:19, April 5, 2015

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AJ Quick: /* Shaft Support */

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‎Shaft Support

AJ Quick: /* Reference */

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‎Reference

AJ Quick at 04:09, January 29, 2014

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AJ Quick at 04:08, January 29, 2014

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AJ Quick at 04:08, January 29, 2014

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AJ Quick at 04:03, January 29, 2014

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AJ Quick at 03:19, January 29, 2014

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AJ Quick at 03:19, January 29, 2014

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AJ Quick at 03:16, January 29, 2014

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		+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = CNC Building Blocks
		+	\|image =
		+	\|caption =
		+	\|label2 = Status
		+	\|data2 = Released
		+	\|label3 = Designer
		+	\|data3 = [[AJ Quick]]
		+	\|label4 = License
		+	\|data4 =
		+	\|label5 = Website
		+	\|data5 = http://www.aquickcnc.com/
		+	}}
		+
	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on February 2, 2011 until March 31st, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in 7 days and reached a final funding level of $36,915 <ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ajquick/cnc-building-blocks</ref>. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.		The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on February 2, 2011 until March 31st, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in 7 days and reached a final funding level of $36,915 <ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ajquick/cnc-building-blocks</ref>. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.

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 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Shaft Support Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Shaft Support]]
 ==References==
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 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Shaft Support Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Shaft Support]]
-==Reference==
+==References==
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-The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on February 2, 2011 until March 31st, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36,915. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.
+The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on February 2, 2011 until March 31st, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in 7 days and reached a final funding level of $36,915 <ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ajquick/cnc-building-blocks</ref>. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.
 The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].
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 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Shaft Support Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Shaft Support]]

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 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Z-Axis Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Z-Axis]]
 ==Shaft Slider==
 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Shaft Slider Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Shaft Slider]]
+{{Clear}}
 ==Nut Retainer==
 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Nut Retainer Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Nut Retainer]]
+{{Clear}}
 ==Shaft Support==
 [[File:CNC Builing Blocks Shaft Support Dimensions V1 Plastic.jpg|thumb|Dimensions of Plastic Injection Molded Shaft Support]]

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−	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on ~~Jan 1st~~ until ~~Feb 15~~, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36,915. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.	+	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on February 2, 2011 until March 31st, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36,915. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.

	The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].		The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].

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−	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on Jan 1st until Feb 15, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36,915. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop [[CNC Building Blocks 2.0]], a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.	+	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on Jan 1st until Feb 15, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36,915. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop CNC Building Blocks 2.0, a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.

	The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].		The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].

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-The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on Jan 1st until Feb 15, 2011. A goal of $10,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36xxx. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent over $10,000 extra to develop [[CNC Building Blocks 2.0]], a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts.
+The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on Jan 1st until Feb 15, 2011. A goal of $5,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36,915. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent another $15,000 to develop [[CNC Building Blocks 2.0]], a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts. The more expensive aluminum CNC Building Blocks were provided to backers at no extra cost.
 The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].
 ==Z-Axis Block==
 ==Slider==

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−	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on Jan 1st until Feb 15, 2011. A goal of $10,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines.	+	The CNC Building Blocks project was promoted on [http://www.kickstarter.com/ Kickstarter] on Jan 1st until Feb 15, 2011. A goal of $10,000 was set to develop a set of [[Wikipedia:Injection molding\|Injection molded]] plastic CNC components that would allow for quick and inexpensive design and construction of CNC machines. The goal was met in XX days and reached a final funding level of $36xxx. The project was unable to be accomplished as expected due to complications with an overseas' injection molding company. The project developer lost approximately $30,000 on tooling and spent over $10,000 extra to develop [[CNC Building Blocks 2.0]], a higher quality CNC machined aluminum version of the plastic injection molded parts.
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		+	The new aluminum CNC Building Block components are available from the A Quick CNC [http://www.aquickcnc.com/store/ store].

	==Z-Axis Block==		==Z-Axis Block==