Interesting, how does that apply then, something to do with a difference between self sourcing from a lasercutter vs offering the service at cost?
You also can’t source Ryan’s plate from a cut service if you want to honour the license. You can cut them yourself or let a friend do it though if you don’t earn something with it. 
CERN-OHL-W and Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) seems to say it’s fine, it was only an idea for other UK makers that may not have access to their own alu capable CNC, not looking to retire to the Bahamas on it 
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Sorry, didn’t want to be anal about it. 
Glad you checked.
nah, no worries, good to check! happy to do anything required to support awesome projects like this
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AFAIK, none of Cam’s stuff in NC.
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Yup it’s not NC. Appreciate the sentiment and consideration for the project, though!
Also, the build is looking great!! I’m stoked to see it start to getting put together. The 3D printed locators are a nice touch.
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@Picklez Idk if you have already made the basePlate, but my supplier caught a mistake in the step file that the countersinks are not deep enough. I updated the design and pushed the new files to the repo
i’ll give my tool paths a check, the aluminium is due to arrive tomorrow so that’ll be this weekends job
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My first batch of parts arrived, the aluminium has been delayed so doing what I can with what I have even if I have to undo it all again.
The tolerance on the smooth rod bearings was a little tight so need to reprint the carriage but everything else has been bang on, I’m enjoying myself
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Beautiful!
It took me far more iterations to get the loc-line style air duct dialled in and fitted than I’d care to admit, but now it’s ready to clear aluminium chips! Excited to get cutting the baseplate tomorrow afternoon:)
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Nice rotary axis
That looks sweet, well done!