MPCNC Primo - Dual Endstops, Z Probe, Motor Cooling, RJ45 CAT6 Wiring - Colorado

For Sale
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Greetings All,

Currently Available MPCNC Primo build. I previously ran a Burly, decided to upgrade to the Primo but never used it as a Primo. Passes the crown test. I chose a smaller bed size because I was shopping larger machines and originally planned to keep this as a smaller unit. Now that I have a larger commercial CNC machine, I haven’t touched this one and would like to free up space and hopefully get someone else started. Let me know if you need any more details or photos.

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Local pickup in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Looking for $250

Note on Easy Expansion - I used network cables just in case I wanted to increase my work area with way less effort. Just need some conduit and longer network cables.

  • Functioning MPCNC Includes:

    • Work Area: 155 x 385 (Easy Expansion)
    • V1CNC Marlin (Custom based on SKR 1.3)
    • SKR 1.1 Board(not pro) w/ RepRap LCD Screen
    • 5x Stepper Online Nema 17 motors
    • Dual Endstops on X and Y
    • Z-Axis Probe
    • Nema motor cooling fans
    • RJ 45 Connector and Wiring (Easy Expansion)
    • Printed in PLA (Orange changes color w/heat)
    • A few extra printed parts
    • Passes the Crown Test
    • 12v 10a Power Supply

  • Also Available

    • Dewalt Drywall Cut-Out Tool DW660 (New in Box) +$30 w/Machine
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:confetti_ball: Nice!

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Hi there,

Looks great. I’m in Indiana, but have family traveling through next month. Can it fit or can you print a holder for an 89 mm router? I have a big DW618.

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Hello!

Thanks for looking… Do you have a model for the larger bracket? I’d be willing to toss in the DW660 that fits the current bracket and print you a larger bracket if you have one in mind. I don’t plan to do any more work on this machine, so the DW660 bracket install would be up to you.

Let me know if you are still interested. Thank you.

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Do not use that large of a router, the diameter hinders performance far more than most realize. Your tool gets pushed extremely far away from the rails, this is the worst thing you can do.

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