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Here is what i orderedyou will need to buy or borrow a soldering gun and rosin core solder to connect the cables at the motor and heat shrink each wire then all the wires no reason to put plugs at the motors unless you intend to move the mill a lot.
steve
are you good with pc's
if not we will do it together ok
steve
here is a 110v fan off ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/80mm-AC110V...561?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19c99ca0a9
sorry again that slipped by me
steve
everything else was the right parts i just dont know the amounts you bought
6 limits
40ft wire
1 estop
3 or 4 connectors right?
for doing the pc and wiring setting the boards if things get confusing I can call you i have free long distance that may be easier but I'd rather do it all as a post also and you could take pics
they love the pics here and doing projects like this help a lot of people thinking of doing just what your doing
this project is pretty through so far concidering you started with just the mill and a plan
you will have your own build thread
steve
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