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Sitting around eating Cheetos and playing Tetris is not what I've been doing since my last video... well, at least not all of the time since then.
I've wheeled my Stepcraft CNC into the operating theatre and like Steve Austin, rebuilt it stronger, faster and better! Just like I did with all of my toys when I was a kid!
And yes, I did all of this work on my kitchen island workbench. That's for all of the crybabies who say they don't have $100,000 shops full of millions of dollars worth of tools.
The CNC works PERFECTLY now and I actually look forward to using it, rather than dreading it.
That's not to throw shade on the original Stepcraft M1000 - it is an excellent machine - but it is built in a way where all of the parts that need regular maintenance are hidden away.
I'm an "out of sight out of mind" type of wood butcher, and if it's not staring me in the face, I don't see it needs any attention.
The new build isn't as pretty, but it's tough and functional and everything that needs TLC is right out in the open. A flatbed truck as opposed to a sleek supercar.
PS: I'm building another CNC - a smaller one for cutting plastic and metal - and using the leftover parts from the original machine. So a 2 for 1, practically! More details on that one soon.

The mallet ballast is spare change - Canadian nickels and dimes - that have been sitting in my van for years. I rarely have a chance to use it and I'm not taking it to the bank, so I decided to build a woodworkers piggybank! If I suddenly go broke, I can crack it open and buy a glass of water or an opinion online.
Maybe I can start a tradition of building a new mallet every year and I've already got a lot of quarters for the next one.

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