Long story short I'm getting ready to be a vendor at a big rc event and my cnc went down. it uses a Rotozip with a flex shaft to cut with and my flex shaft broke. The part is discontinued, and I can't find it anywhere. Do any of y'all have one laying around?
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the rotozip sits in the back of the machine (phlat printer mk2) and the flex shaft goes to the cutting head. It acts a lot like a plotter. Feeds the foam in and out and the cutter goes side to side. I got the machine used, and after years of use the cable in the flex shaft snapped.Originally posted by black2002ls View Postwhere/how did the shaft break?
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Sound like you got your monies worth out of it, time to break down and buy a new one...Originally posted by 4bangen View Postthe rotozip sits in the back of the machine (phlat printer mk2) and the flex shaft goes to the cutting head. It acts a lot like a plotter. Feeds the foam in and out and the cutter goes side to side. I got the machine used, and after years of use the cable in the flex shaft snapped.Originally posted by SilverbackLook all you want, she can't find anyone else who treats her as bad as I do, and I keep her self esteem so low, she wouldn't think twice about going anywhere else.
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Any way you could couple the two pieces for a temporary fix?Originally posted by 4bangen View Postthe rotozip sits in the back of the machine (phlat printer mk2) and the flex shaft goes to the cutting head. It acts a lot like a plotter. Feeds the foam in and out and the cutter goes side to side. I got the machine used, and after years of use the cable in the flex shaft snapped.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using TapatalkOriginally posted by LeahBest balls I've had in my mouth in a while.
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Originally posted by 4bangen View Postno, I'm trying to cut kits before the event. each kit takes 45 minutes to cut, and I am quickly running out of time to make them.
Damn 45 minutes for foam?!! That must be huge or a lot of 3D contouring.
Too late for this go-round but have you ever considered making molds and using urethane foam?
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Not at 30k RPM YIKES! lol I'm just going to go with the replacement. We should be able to make it work. the rotozip was just so good at what it did.Originally posted by black2002ls View PostAny way you could couple the two pieces for a temporary fix?
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its a 71" flat foam airframe. The kit is cut in puzzle pieces and uses almost every square inch of a 2ft by 8ft piece of foam.Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View PostDamn 45 minutes for foam?!! That must be huge or a lot of 3D contouring.
Too late for this go-round but have you ever considered making molds and using urethane foam?
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