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        <description>Watch me assemble a portal milling machine's control hardware. I made some comments in the subtitles, so make sure you have them activated via settings-&amp;gt;cc(Subtitles). This is the second control box that I assemble. It took less than half the time versus building its bigger brother "Midi control". Background info on my blog: https://blog.schallbert.de/cnc-electronics/ Pros: Quick assembly, No soldering, Many snap-in parts, Small enclosure, Cons: Connects to the machine per screw terminals; separation from machine is not designated, Loud fan, active also in idle (but can be solved with "Schallbert's Fanhack"), Multiple external power supplies (Stepper supply, 24V supply, Spindle switchbox), Have fun watching Schallbert</description>
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