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Minor Versionm

by Dozuki System

1. Preparing Hardware

Written By: Robert (and 3 other contributors)
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Difficulty

Very easy

Steps

8

  1. Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct all Corner-Joining-Plates as pictured.

    • Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct all Corner-Joining-Plates as pictured.

    • Do not tighten the M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts as they need to be loose to engage with the extrusion.

    Hi Mark,

    Thanks for your comment.

    I think it is because you might have a slightly older enclosure, on recent ones all the names have been changed to match the WorkBee CNC Machine.

    Thanks.

    Robert - Reply

    ”M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm” are called “Low Profile - M5 - 8mm” on the bag in the box. I think (cross fingers).

    Mark Williams - Reply

  2. Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct the T-Joining-Plate as pictured.

    • Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct the T-Joining-Plate as pictured.

    • Do not tighten the M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts as they need to be loose to engage with the extrusion.

    The bolts supplied are labelled (and actually) M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm and these seem ok for the corner pieces (but have not actually tested yet) but the hinges require a different profile so that the hinge can close. Are these meant to be the low profile ones? Can you explain please if I am misunderstanding - if there is a problem can you send replacements please.

    Also to save another posting - I have not finished construction yet but one of my wheels has a crack - have seen lots of posts on a CNC Facebook page and this appears to be common. I have one spare in the kit but can you send another please as others have found multiple cracks.

    thanks

    Allen

    I assume you can get my details - allen.kaye@bath.edu

    Allen - Reply

    Hi Allen,

    We will contact you directly, please keep an eye out for an email (check spam/junk folders)

    Thanks.

    Kimberley -

    Hi Mark,

    Thanks for your comment.

    I think it is because you might have a slightly older enclosure, on recent ones all the names have been changed to match the WorkBee CNC Machine.

    Thanks.

    Robert - Reply

    ”M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm” are called “Low Profile - M5 - 8mm” on the bag in the box. I think (cross fingers).

    Mark Williams - Reply

  3. Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct 10 x Universal-L-Brackets as pictured.

    • Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct 10 x Universal-L-Brackets as pictured.

    • Do not tighten the M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts as they need to be loose to engage with the extrusion.

    Note that you only need 10 of these to be assembled like this

    david.birch@essex.ac.uk - Reply

  4. Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct all Door-Hinges as pictured.

    • Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct all Door-Hinges as pictured.

    • Do not tighten the M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts as they need to be loose to engage with the extrusion.

  5. Thread the grub screws into the Maker-Links until they hold themselves in place.

    • Thread the grub screws into the Maker-Links until they hold themselves in place.

    Little stingy with the grub screws. I’m a couple short. Sure I’ll manage but a few extra in the bag would have been handy

    Craig - Reply

    Some of my grub screws were not manufactured correctly, you should provide 4 extras

    Lee Wright - Reply

    Hi, please email sales@ooznest.co.uk and we can send them out to you.

    Ryan Lock - Reply

    The kit was missing 8 grub screws

    Ravindra Karonde - Reply

  6. Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-10mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct all Door-Handles as pictured.

    • Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-10mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct all Door-Handles as pictured.

    • Do not over tighten the M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts as they need to be loose enough to engage with the extrusion profile.

    presumably these are the 10mm bolts

    david.birch@essex.ac.uk - Reply

  7. Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct 4 x Universal-L-Brackets as pictured. Use these brackets to secure the Enclosure to your work surface.

    • Using the M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm provided and M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts construct 4 x Universal-L-Brackets as pictured. Use these brackets to secure the Enclosure to your work surface.

    • Do not over tighten the M5-Drop-In-Tee-Nuts as they need to be loose enough to engage with the extrusion profile.

    The bolts go through the holes that are closer to the centre of the bracket

    Craig - Reply

    Not enough drop in T nuts guys, luckily there were some left over from the workbee build…

    Lee Wright - Reply

    Also there were not enough drop in tee nuts to finish this step

    Ravindra Karonde - Reply

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Robert

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I’m not complaining, just trying to be productive.

Would be really helpful if the instruction description matched the name of the parts on the bags.

”M5-Button-Head-Bolt-8mm” are called “Low Profile - M5 - 8mm” on the bag in the box. I think (cross fingers).

Mark Williams - Reply

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your comment.

I think it is because you might have a slightly older enclosure, on recent ones all the names have been changed to match the WorkBee CNC Machine.

Thanks.

Robert -

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