The stamps.com technical support is developersupport@stamps.com

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WHAT THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR STAMPS.COM?

The stamps.com technical support is developersupport@stamps.com

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GIVE ME THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INFO FOR STAMPS.COM

If you purchased a machine that was used and you don't know which mode it is, you can browse our models here:
https://www.buildyourcnc.com/Item/milling

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I BOUGHT A 2.0 AND NEED HELP PUTING IT TOGATHER ELC

If you purchased a machine that was used and you don't know which mode it is, you can browse our models here:
https://www.buildyourcnc.com/Item/milling

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I BOUGHT A 2.0 AND NEED HELP PUTING IT TOGATHER ELC

If you purchased a machine that was used and you don't know which mode it is, you can browse our models here:
https://www.buildyourcnc.com/Item/milling

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I BOUGHT A 2.0 AND NEED HELP PUTING IT TOGATHER ELC

Hi, can you explain which 2.00 product? Thanks.

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I BOUGHT A 2.0 AND NEED HELP PUTING IT TOGATHER ELC

Hi, can you explain which 2.00 product? Thanks.

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I BOUGHT A 2.0 AND NEED HELP PUTING IT TOGATHER ELC

Yes, I can help you with the steps per inch with your machine.

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I am a first time CNC builder and I need with mach3 and wiring also
What do I need or how Do I get help?


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I am a first time CNC builder and I need help with mach3 and wiring also
What do I need or how Do I get help?

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[789] Can you solve the steps per inch for my machine?

Yes, I can help with auto squaring with the pokeys57CNC. As I get the information, I will post it here.

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[789] Can you help me with auto squaring on cnc plasma table using pokeys 57?

Yes Mach3 is a great program. Our 3 axis is 6'X12'X3'using all BYCNC components (incl. redsprout)

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I JUST BOUGHT THE 3 AXIS W/HEAVY GANTRY, WILL MACH 4 RUN WELL WITH THIS, AND HOW LARGE CAN GO CUT AREA

Yes, I can help with the limit switch and homing configuration in Mach4 along with how to zero to reference a workpiece.

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[789] can you help with Mach 4 configuration, limit switches/homing and zeroing my project

I would recommend wiring the E-Stop to an input terminal via an NC connection. This is the industry standard. It requires a NC (Normally connected) circuit for the machine to be operational, and when the circuit breaks, the machine shuts off. This is better than having a circuit NO (normally open), open circuit that requires a circuit to be created to have the machine shut off for safety.

Having en E-Stop run through the mains line would only work for a single circuit (or use multiple E-stops, which defeats the purpose). The E-stop connected to the input terminal would shut off all machine functions.

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100% agree. When we have our automatic fire suppression systems wired in, we always do them NC (Normally Connected/Normally Closed). You can see more at www.reactonfire.com/what-we-protect/cnc-fire-suppression/ If you're doing a fire system (ours or others) be sure to shut down the machine and mist collectors)

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100% agree. When we have our automatic fire suppression systems wired in, we always do them NC (Normally Connected/Normally Closed). You can see more at www.reactonfire.com/what-we-protect/cnc-fire-suppression/ If you're doing a fire system (ours or others) be sure to shut down the machine and mist collectors)

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How should I wire the E-stop button? NC or NO?

Yes, we accept standard credit cards on our shopping cart. All you need to do is enter the credit card information in the payment area.

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BYCNC Response:
The book build was intended to be 20 inches x 40 inches. Larger machines were designed after the book build was introduced so customers would have the option to go bigger than what the book offered. Check out our larger machines on the website as the machines sizes range from 1 foot x 3 feet all the way up to 6 feet x 12+ feet.

User Response:
I'm not wanting to spend $3,000+ on a machine, I want to build one that will do a 4x8 sheet of wood. Will the plans in the book scale up?

BYCNC Response:
It is possible to scale the book build up, but the rigidity of the gantry would be questionable at that span, even if the height of the gantry structure were to be increased. The gantry design would need to be modified to become a box shape rather than a flat configuration. The kits on the site were design for those wanting a larger machine.

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I BOUGHT YOUR BOOK AND WAS HOPEING IT HAD PLANS OR DIMENTIONS ON HOW TO BUILD A CNC HOLD 4X8 SHEET OF PLY. WILL THE IN SCALE UP?