The default size for the Maslow means that to cut near the corners of an 8x4 sheet, the chains are being pulled a lot towards the full horizontal or vertical, so tolerances tend to slip a little. Iād swear I saw an article/posting/something somewhere that gave recommendations for a step-up in size for the arms where the motors get mounted in order to give a much nicer set of working angles for doing the corners of a 4x8 sheet of plywood.
This is relevant because I am working on developing some animal habitat designs based on 4x8ā sheets and need to be able to use the vast majority of the board with nice and consistent cuts.
Anybody know the article Iām talking about or have recommendations on this kind of modification to the base kit?