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Makita RT0701C stock base — image 1
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Makita RT0701C stock base

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While building my own DIY CNC, I needed to cut some T-slots on the table so I can fix some clamps. I decided to design a new base for my Makita RT0701C so I could cut the slots equally spaced 3" apart. In the process of designing the base and after printing the first one, I found out that the hole pattern is not totally symmetric and the cutting tool is not centred between the mounting holes. I really don't understand why Makita would do something like that!. So, I reversed engineer mine and created my modified jig.
I posted all the files so other people can just skip that step, there is the original base for you to adapt to your needs. Hope it helps!

Print instructions

Rafts: No
Supports: Doesn't Matter
Resolution: 0.2
Infill: 30%
Filament: Spool3D PETG Black
Notes:
3 perimeters to give it more strength in case I have to post-process any hole.

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