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Latest Updates to this Instructable as of 9/12/2012:
1. There is a full 2BEIGH3 update here, along with a source for Nylon 3D Printing material here.
2. If you have a new 3D Printing material, there is a Safety Test Procedure for any new and previously untested material here.
As a sample of the unique new properties of just one of these new materials, Here is a 3D Print of a Childs NYLON Prosthetic Insole on the 2BEIGH3 3D Printer.
With the 3D Printer configuration of the 2BEIGH3, you will be able to print parts that meet much higher standards for strength, flexibility and pliability. You will be able to design parts that can take 100's of severe strikes from a sledge hammer and still have a soft velvet like texture.
You will be able to print parts that are almost equal to Factory Die Extrusions. And in some cases, parts that can not be Die extruded due to complexity. The term "delamination" will cease to be a concern.
Nylon and it's derivative polymers have some great features that can be modified with fill density and layer height. Imagine being able to print a permanent coffee filter, bearings that need no lubrication, pliable IPhone cases, extremely tough bands that are so flexible you can tie them in a knot and they'll still support 200lbs!
My hope is that people use this guide to bring their designs and projects to tangible parts and objects as paper and CAD designs are great, but unproven, till built.
My goal for this guide is to take the mystery out of both CNC and 3D printing in such a way as to eliminate that…."its all to overwhelming" feeling or thought.
Because there are several other specific machine designs out there, both CNC and 3D Printer, please refer to this machine as the "2BEIGH3" or "2 by 3" as I will within this guide.
Canberra, Australia. Just starting out.
As I go I'll list the _metric_ BOM's
MOTORS: ebay - au$219 delivered: 4-axis ctlr/4nema23(283oz/in) steppers, PS & parallel cable. Worried that these will be too powerful, but we shall see.
The only local who can supply the frame components is "metalmart" who will cut and thread but need a week's notice.
QTY; Desc; Thread
2;600mm pipe; m-m
3;300mm pipe; m-m
5;150mm pipe m-m
3;Elbow; f-f
1;Tee; f-f-f
3;Union; f-f - Unavailable - got 'sockets' which seem functionally equivalent.
2;End caps; f
1;Flange; f - could not get 4-bolt version, had to settle with 2-bolt.
frame: au$118:
metalmart minimum dia threaded rods are 10mm. Still looking but might just couple to the 6.35mm stepper shafts. Anyone think that's a bad idea?
Been reading and rereading this tutorial and it looks doable although I feel it skips some explanations/steps here and there. At least for my total novice level.
The above aside, this machine seems to Work by moving the "table" around while a lot of other CNC/3printers I've looked at Works by moving the cnc part above the board around.
Is there any reasons for going either way, or is it just coincidal how this particular machine ended?
Anyone made this in the EU with metric Measurements, or maybe even found Places to easily buy the items needed?
Can you use USB to lpt1 converter?
Problem with my z-axis.
I have the nema 23 7.6kg.cm 6 wire from circuit specialists. 57BYG081
I'm using the Univelop tb6560
My wiring is A:R A-:G B:Y B-:B
About 15.5 volts and 12 Ohm across the pairs.
This is working well for x and y axis
I think that I burnt out the z motor because I'm getting R between pairs. I swapped out my 4 motor (for the extruder) but I'm not getting movement. I swapped for the spare driver board, but when I try to jog the z motor, I get a clacking noise and no movement.
I took the load off of my z-axis to make sure that it wasn't a power issue.
Is there a good way to isolate the problems. I think that my controller is okay. I swapped cables for y/z and the z-job moved the 'y' axis. When I connected the z driver/motor to the y controller cable I still got the clacking noise.
On the basic CNC table, I'm noticing a bit of flex in the y-axis. The lack of a rigid bracket and the wood extension from the y-plate seem to be limiting factors. I have backed off the velocity and acceleration of the y-motor to keep the movement smoother, but mounting the motors has been the most frustrating.
I notice that you mounted the X-axis directly to the pipe rather than to the aluminum brackets as the smaller source project did. Trying to bolt a plate tangent to the pipe and level was also a challenge.
Lining up the threaded rod with the motor shaft and the guide nuts fastened to the platform left me wishing that I had a way to make micro adjustments. I used some set screws to position the z-axis nut because I don't have tools precise enough to create that cut-out on the z-nut (At least until I get the CNC tuned).
This has been a great project, so thank you much for sharing it.
I can't believe this! I'm designing my own 3d printer/cnc mill and came up with the idea to use iron pipe as a low cost rigid framing material while installing a natural gas heater at my buddies dads house. I was 1" off and was surprised how non pliable even 6 foot runs are, I had to move the heater! lol I googled iron pipe frame 3d printer and find my idea was already in use as a framing material. So cool! I'm building one with 24" x 24" x 24" travel and also want to use a 400 watt liquid cooled spindle motor for some CNC mill/cutting/engraving action. Eventually I want to experiment with printing in carbon fiber by impregnating carbon fiber snippets 3 to 8mm long into both the hardener and resin then pumping them through a standard style mixing tube/extruder but designed in 2 halves made of highly polished stainless steel for easy cleanup. A laser cutting attachment would be nice as well but that is way down the road. Anyway, Great video, glad to see someone else had my pipe idea. Take care and keep experimenting. That's how progress is made...
First off, i can't make to make and hack this. one question though, did you seriously manage to build this for about $1000?! that is incredible. Also, is it truly capable of running the cnc router with an aluminum block?
Cheers to an incredible build!
I am in the preliminary stages of planning my 2BEIGH3. I was curious if there is any more information on the new and improved Threaded Rod Nuts. In your update it says you have uploaded a dwg of them. I can not seem to find them. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Thanks, thanks, THANKS !!!
I am wondering if I want to;
a) Go with the low precision table, then the higher precision, then the 3D printer in the standard size all on 1 inch pipe.
b) As above, but larger, perhaps MUCH larger on 1 1/4, 1 1/2 or even 2 inch pipe.
Are there any rules of thumb for this ? I suppose torsional stiffness "matters" somewhere along the line, but I'm thinking that MASS might also help a LOT.
c) Do the low precision, then the higher) precision tables, then do the 3D printer as a SEPARATE set of hardware, i.e. have both available at all times with no need to switch.
Part of my reasoning is that prints can take a long time, even a VERY LONG TIME and as an impatient fellow... I just might wanna MAKE something on a 2D table.
I know, more hardware takes more space and more money. This is probably something I should decide before I start, there are probably places to optimize for 2D CNC if I am not going forward with 3D printing on the same platform.
d) Fancy hardware; Are linear bearings THAT expensive ?
Are they worth it ?
Thanks (yet) again.
I found linear bearings on amazon for $18 per 12 pack, which doesn't seem unreasonable (in the total scheme of things).
LM8UU - they seem to be packaged and marketed specifically for home built 3D printer projects.
It's great!
Its superb
Can your table be modified in this way? If it could, then, assuming you run dual parallel controllers, you could simplify the transition to inserting 2-4 bolts and the flip of a switch.
Once you have you device with XYZ movement and a well thought out tool space, you can interchange any tool from router to engraver to extruder.
If your frame is rigid enough to handle router cutting a extruder will be nothing
Do you have any 3d cad models of the whole assembly? It would be nice to bring up a .step file to better understand how it all fits together.
Missed steps: I scoped the outputs of the parallel port and the input to the stepper board. There was no missed steps at all. In my parallel interface board, there is a HC244 level converter connected to the lines of the parallel port. This does the 3.3V to 5V conversion so the rest of the downstream electronics are getting full 5V. Since this was not the problem I had to do some more hunting and found the decay mode drastically affected my stepper motors when running at higher RPM. I was running at 50% decay but I changed it to 100% decay and my "missed steps" problem went away. I hope this proves useful to anyone facing a similar aggravating situation.
Drive rods: I have been having frustrating problems with my threaded rod coming loose from the motor couplers or the couplers coming loose from the motor shaft. It is extremely annoying. Everytime I try to cut the thicker plastics, the rod decouples and I ruin my part. I tighten the set screws as tight as possible. I have already rounded out the hex keys on two or 3 of the set screw because I am tightening them so much and so tight. The lateral forces just seem to be way to high and are pulling things apart. I actually ordered some of the special CNC shaft couplers that are helically slit to help with misalignment issues. They help to smooth out the motion but the helix acts like a spring and creates a big dead zone when you reverse direction just like backlash but worse. They clamped around the shaft instead of set screws so they held much better but I had to remove them because of the dead zone. I am not sure what I am going to do about this. Until I can get this solved, I am dead in the water!
Slides: These have been a major thorn in my side. I know the slides were not going to be very precise but the ones I have are ridiculous. I already mentioned on my first post about the use of a tension spring on the Z axis slide. Well I had to do the same on one of the X axis slides. I noticed when I reversed direction in the X axis, they would shift in the Y axis as well!!! The farther they were extended, the greater the shift. At near full extension the Y shift just by looking at it was 0.050" or more!!! This was showing up on all of my test prints when there was an X axis direction change. I "solved" this problem just like the other. I put a tension spring from the end of the slid and attached it to the opposite slides aluminum U channel via a nylon zip tie. This created a nylon loop that would "slide" up and down the channel as the X axis moved and provided a constant force in the Y axis and greatly reduced if not eliminated the problem.
Plastics: When I was purchasing my raw materials, I was having a hard time finding the 0.220 acrylic so I went with 6mm polycarbonate from Amazon. Since it is a harder plastic, it is also harder to mill. I have checked out online for some tips on cutting this stuff and everything I read indicates you need low rpm and high feed speed. Wellllll, this setup is just not rigid enough to handle those kind of forces and my motors top out at around 22 in/min which is waaaaay below the recommended feed speeds of anywhere from 50 - 90 in/min from what I have read. The bit also seems to catch alot and pull into the plastic or pull the plastic up. I have these same problems with acrylic too. I have tried milling thinner acrylic and polycarbonate and these really cause a lot of problems because they ride up the helix of the bit and cause the thin plastic to vibrate a lot in the Z axis and just make a mess with the edge. I am experimenting with trying to do a 2 pass cut of the 6mm polycarb. If my threaded rod will keep from coming apart this might be a viable solution. Higher feed speeds seem to cause a lot more slop in the X and Y axis so I have been trying to keep everything running at 150mm/min or less.
Dremel: I have been dissatisfied with my generic dremel. I don't know if the name brand will be better but I am unwilling and unable to spend the cash to find out. I am convinced that a generic "rotozip" or compact router is a way better option to get more torque at lower rpms. Mine has stalled out too many times when I turn down the rpms to keep from melting the edges of the plastic. Plus you get a 1/4" bit capacity and likely a much better collet system to hold the bit. Anything has to be better than the one I have. It is a Genesis rotary tool from Amazon. Works fine as a dremel but the supplied collets don't hold worth a darn when you have high pull-out forces.
Well that is enough for now. I hope this helps anyone else that may be running into brick walls like I am. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. One of these days or months I will get this thing working!
Next, on the coupler, while I didn't have any issues, I talked to one user that bulit a larger unit and he user a zero backlash from MMCarr
Coupling Hub 1/4" Bore, 3/4" Outside
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Next is the speed of the dremel....Seems I lucked out finding the right speed to cut acrylic with mine, but it eventually died from over use: )
I bought a cutout saw (dremel like) from Harbor Frieght But it didn't have speed control like the dremel. Runs way to fast.
I found that there's a certain speed for each type acrylic, so I bought a autotransformer that allows me to change voltage/speed $50.00
Works great. But it does take time to dial in the speed. Both RPM and cut speed.
I found that the 1/8 bit got hot so the plastic melted to easy. I got a blower nozzle for my air comp and put it on to cool off the cutting bit. That really helps.
mail me on my website and I'll see if I can find any other tips.
Tried the different motors. They give about 3x linear feed as expected. After trying to cut some test parts, I think I am going to reverse my thoughts on missed steps. The output with the new motors is all over the map. I think the missed steps weren't as obvious with the slower rpm motors but the higher frequency signals for these new motors is making the missed steps much more obvious. Parallel port card here I come!
Here is an update to my previous post. I checked my parallel port and it is putting out 3.3V signals but I also scoped the steps and everything looks good. I scoped the step signal coming out of the parallel port and the clock input pin to the stepper controller and they have been identical on every scope capture. So I would have to say that I am not dropping steps. I was able to get my hands on some different stepper motors and I hooked them up to the signal generator feeding the stepper motor controller and they top out at 25kHz. I think I am going to try them to give a little more linear feed speed.
I have been following your Instructible for about 3 months and have constructed a low res cnc to cut parts for the high res table. I had some questions at the bottom but I also wanted to share some of what I have learned. I have even contemplated making a parallel Instructable on using LCNC for this project. But that is for when I am farther along. Here is what I have:
To save some money, I went the LinuxCNC route since it was free to try. Getting the motors to run with LCNC was not difficult. Since there is not a standard CAM module to convert DXF to gcode I had to try third party software. Try as I may, I could not get any software to reliably read in the DXF files from this instructable. I don't know why. Sooo, I went the long route and re-drew the parts for the precision table in Sketchup and exported the DXF from there. I have made some minor tweeks to the geometry of the parts but nothing drastic. Then I used a free CAM program (HeeksCNC) to create the gcode. Works pretty well. I do have to tweek the resulting gcode a little since LCNC gives some error messages during the import. The messages are actually useful and point you where you need to make some modifications. LCNC has an excellent gcode reference in their manual.
Another difference is the CNC controller I am using. I got mine from http://www.sainsmart.com/new-4-axis-tb6560-cnc-stepper-motor-driver-controller-board-kit-57-two-phase-3a.html
This is good for 1/16 microstepping which is what I have it set to. I haven't noticed any odd behavior with this controller. I am going to verify my parallel port is giving 5VDC and scope the output to double check for missed steps but after cutting many test parts, I am pretty certain that it is behaving well.
I can control the motors well from the PC but they have a limited feed rate before they start "misbehaving". I used a separate signal generator to feed TTL square waves to the controllers to find the top frequency I can supply the motors. My motors top out at about 8Khz with the above microstepping and 24VDC supply. That equates to about 2.5 rev/s or 1/8 in/s. Not very fast. Since your video is time lapsed, approximately how fast is your linear feed rate?? After some research, I found a nice site (http://www.daycounter.com/Calculators/Stepper-Motor-Calculator.phtml) that had good calculations to determine the max rpm for a stepper motor based on inductance and supply voltage. It looks like I picked high inductance low amp motors (57BYGH207 motor from www.circuitspecialist.com) that limit my rpm . I saved a few bucks per motor but I am paying for it in speed. I thought I would pass that along in case anyone else had the same problem. Which motors did you get specifically??? Item 57BYGH104??
I am using a similar type end mill it is just half the length and consequently half the price. It is from amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003BIEUZY/ref=oh_details_o04_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). All the specs appear to be the same other than the length.
My main reason for writing (other than... Great instructable!!) is I am having problems getting good output on cutting the parts (at least I think so). I have test cut many of the Ystrut pieces on various materials to get a feel for the output before making the final pieces. I have milled the profile in wood to a shallow depth and it looks nice and smooth but when I get to milling the plastic, the edge finish is rather coarse. I am experimenting using thin acrylic and the cutter seems to catch and grab the piece causing it to vibrate in the Z axis. The milling direction is such that the finish edge is conventional milling and not climb milling. I have experimented with different rpm on the cutter but I can only go so low before my generic dremel will stall out. I noticed that you show two different cutting tools attached to your Z axis. The first looks like a dremel type rotary tool and the other looks more like a roto-zip or small router which is shown in your video. Did you need to graduate up to a more powerful cutter?? I am feeding about as fast as my motors will go (110mm/min). I just get bad vibration. Even going to thicker material the bit will tend to grab but the thicker material doesn't vibrate as much in the Z axis. I have even had the bit grab so much that it pulled it out of the collet during the milling. I replaced the factory collet with an acual dremel collet and that seemed to do the trick. The surface finish is still pretty coarse. I did find that the center drawer slide that I have on my Z axis has a lot of play in the Y axis. It can cause my cutter to "sway" in the Y axis by 1/8" or more! Maybe I have a less than ideal slide. This was causing a LOT of coarseness in the Y axis cuts. As the table would move in the Y direction, the flex of the slide would act like a spring and cause jerky motion. I have been able to compensate for this by putting a tension spring on the end of the slide and connect it back to the Z axis pipe to provide a constant back pressure on the slide. I just wanted to get your feedback to see if you had any tricks you learned and didn't document in the Instructable. About what would you call reasonable tolerance on the output for the low res table?? 0.012"-0.015"?? Thanks for the help!
Also, I think I am doing something wrong converting dxf to g-code for the parts in the precision table. I tried to test a few cuts on wood after converting with lazycam but the bit seems to be constantly following the red travel lines between cuts and not following the blue lines to cut the part itself.
I will search more and post back later.
The first day that I got my machine wired up, Z axis, was the only one that wouldn't respond when pressing the page up key, in fact, when pressing page down, the motor would make z axis go up. X and Y worked, but it seemed rather sporadically.
Following day, Z was still the same but now, x and y went in the same direction no matter which direction I pressed for the arrow keys. I searched some tutorials and even messaged taulman to let him know I had it Somewhat working.
Today, I do want taulman suggested within his message and nothing different happened. While looking at a ribbon cable I noticed that I forgot to run a 9v lead to the interface board (board with parallel port). DERP. Made a lead and connected the 7v port, to the 9v bussbar, now everthing is moving as it should!!!
Lost, 3, late afternoons of progress because I forgot to double check my wiring job on my boards. Check and double check your work.
I used your picture as a reference and successfully removed (bypassed) one of the optocouplers but I'm having the same results. I max out at approximately 80rpm before the stepper just stalls and makes a horrible racket. I know your videos are all time-lapse, do you have any that aren't? As it stands right now, I could get the steppers working but movement would be at a snails pace.
Any ideas on where I could look or maybe additional forums I could query would be most appreciated.
If it's 12 volts, you may want to bump it up to 24 volts.
As to the metals, yes , I found that I could melt them (Tin and Bizmuth) but couldn't control the cooling as well as I wanted. I'm sure it's doable, it just requires a knowledge of metal thermodynamics. If you do go the way of metals, you might try a system that extrudes an "almost melted" metal. Has a narrow temp range, but might just work.
Bizmuth is hard to control, but melts easy. Tin is probably the way to go.
Thank you so much for putting this instructable out there for us. I have always wanted to build my own cnc and I never thought I would. Thanks taulman for all your hard work and documentation. I wounldn't be doing this if it wasn't for your great instructable
Wow.....that's a large machine, Joe!... You'll be able to make furniture , musical instruments and a small block engine..!
Good luck in your build, Joe and thanks again for your comments.


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His latest album, "True Believers," was released in May and has already topped the Country Billboard Album chart. Offering relatable insight into married life, the album is filled with uplifting lyrics about overcoming the struggles that can arise and being grateful for loved ones.
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On it, he covered "Wagon Wheel" with Lady Antebellum, a song that has gained extraordinary popularity in the Tri-Cities area and which quickly soared to number one on the Country Billboard Singles chart. Old Crow Medicine Show's Ketch Secor expanded on the tune, which was originally a Bob Dylan outtake from 1973 called "Rock Me Mama." This is one of the only two songs that Rucker did not co-write on his new album.
The other is "Love Without You" featuring Sheryl Crow, with whom Rucker has hoped to record for almost 20 years.
"Learn to Live," Rucker's first studio album marketed towards the country crowd, went platinum and stole the spotlight with three number one singles, including "It Won't Be Long," which spent three weeks at the top of the charts.
His follow-up album, "Charleston, S.C. 1966," released in 2010, is certified gold and includes the singles "Come Back Song," "This" and "I Got Nothin'."
Rucker said his second country album leads right into his third, which is something he had never done before.
His years of experience in the music industry helped him overcome many of the doubts and fears that new artists experience.
"I didn't even know if country radio was going to play my song, but you can't think about things like that," he said in an interview.
A native of South Carolina, Rucker and the other members of Hootie and the Blowfish met during their freshman year of college. Their first album, "Cracked Rear View," sold more than 16 million copies and was followed by "Fairweather Johnson," with sales of 3 million copies, and "Musical Chairs," which was also certified platinum.
After a successful run with the group, he decided to focus on more personal ambitions, as did some of the other members, although he said the group will likely cut another album at some point in the future.
Rucker has played numerous benefit concerts to support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Niswonger Children's Hospital in Johnson City is one of six St. Jude affiliate clinics, serving more than 200,000 children in 29 counties in four states.
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The death of a man found shot on Serenity Drive on Saturday afternoon has been declared a homicide.
An autopsy Sunday morning determined that the man, identified as Jermaine D. Foster, 30, of Fort Wayne, died of a gunshot wound or wounds, according to the Allen County coroner's office, which does not release how many times a homicide victim was shot.
Foster's death is the second homicide of 2013 in Fort Wayne and Allen County.
According to Fort Wayne Police, officers were called at 4:12 p.m. Saturday to the report of a shooting in the 7900 block of Serenity. There, they found Foster in a vehicle. He was declared dead at the scene, according to Officer Chris Felton, Fort Wayne Police Department spokesman on Saturday.
A second man found in an apartment building has not been identified. He was take to a hospital in serious condition with what appeared to be at least one gunshot wound.
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Body discovered by tugboat operator, sent to Baltimore for autopsy
By KATIE FITZPATRICK
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Police have identified the man who jumped April 9 from the top of the 140-foot Gov. Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge.
The body of James Franklin McNatt, 63, of St. Leonard was found at 11:27 a.m. Friday, July 19, in the water near the Navy Recreation Center in Solomons by a tugboat operator, said Capt. Steve Jones of the Calvert County Sheriff's Office. The Solomons Volunteer Rescue Squad and Fire Department and the Department of Natural Resources assisted with the investigation, Jones said.
McNatt's body was sent to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for an autopsy, Jones said.
At 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 9, McNatt was driving a gold Toyota Camry south when he stopped his vehicle on the highest point of the bridge before getting out, walking around to the front of the car and "throw[ing] himself" over the wall of the jersey barrier, Jones said in original reports.
Witnesses told police they saw a body in the water, and rescue watercraft from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the Solomons and St. Leonard volunteer fire departments, the Calvert County Sheriff's Office and rescue squads from both St. Mary's and Charles counties searched the Patuxent River "well past the hour of darkness" trying to find McNatt. Maryland State Police helicopters also flew over the area, Jones said, but "all search efforts yielded negative results."
Rescue divers were not called to the scene at that time because "it's just too dangerous to dive" at night in the Patuxent "in those conditions," Jones said in original reports.
Officials closed the bridge between Solomons and St. Mary's after the incident happened, and an alert was sent out at 7:27 p.m. stating that the bridge was reopened.
Since the bridge opened in December 1977, 14 people have jumped off the bridge and died, including McNatt's apparent suicide, and five have jumped and survived, according to Southern Maryland Newspapers accounts.


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Monday, July 16, 2001Following its second consecutive 6-5 season, the 2001 East Tennessee State football program is poised to join the elite of the Southern Conference and all of I-AA football. "We have gained momentum during our back-to-back winning seasons," head coach Paul Hamilton said. "Our team and this entire program has progressed each year and we are very excited for the 2001 season." To excel in the Southern Conference automatically ranks the Bucs among the nation's best. However, ETSU will need a consistent contribution from its veterans and a significant impact from its newcomers to flourish. The Bucs' recent success and continued development of young players have born a sense of confidence with those involved in Buccaneer football. Another exceptional recruiting class will enter the program in August with hopes of continuing the success last year's seniors fostered. The 2000 senior class was one of the most successful in ETSU history. They earned a winning season in three of their four years, accomplishing the feat for the first time since the 1956 senior class. Gone are five Southern Conference performers, including quarterback Todd Wells, the SoCon's all-time total offense leader. Despite the loss of quality student-athletes, this year's squad may be the deepest since Coach Hamilton came to ETSU. There are gaps to fill but, on both sides of the ball, ETSU has more depth than at any time during Hamilton's tenure. "Our players are enthusiastic about the opportunities they have this year," Hamilton said. "Our talent level continues to grow but we still have to work hard to accomplish our ultimate goals." Offense For the last four years the Bucs have had an All-Star at the helm of their offense. One of the most prolific player in Southern Conference history, Todd Wells broke numerous records during his four-year career. "With the graduation of Todd Wells," Hamilton said. "We have begun to realize how much his leadership and ability will be missed." The quarterback position is critical to any team's success. Entering the 2001 season, the Bucs have two quality signal callers that gained the confidence of the coaching staff during spring practice. The one attribute they lack is experience. Playing against the nation's stiffest competition can unnerve many athletes. The Bucs will depend on senior Matt Wilhjelm and junior Jatavis Sanders to lead the squad. Wilhjelm has studied the ETSU system for four years under Hamilton's direction. He is a smart player that understands the game. Sanders joins the Bucs after beginning his collegiate career at North Carolina State. A shifty option quarterback, this junior is exciting and can make plays under duress. "How far this team progresses will depend on the quarterback position," Hamilton said. "In Matt and Jatavis, we have two players that can get the ball into the end zone." Luckily for these inexperienced signal callers, they are surrounded by some of the most talented players in I-AA football. Backfield Leading the ground attack is sophomore Corey Carter. A big, elusive back, Carter moves to tailback after starting last year at fullback. The Greenwood, S.C., native gained 343 yards during his rookie season and led the team with nine touchdowns. He recorded his first 100-yard game against VMI. "Corey is an outstanding football player that has the highest potential," Hamilton said. "He brings size and speed to the tailback position." Sophomore Andrew Nuckolls is lightning quick and will play in the slot and behind the quarterback. He scored three touchdowns in the season finale, including a 62-yard touchdown pass in Wells' final collegiate attempt. The Buccaneer coaching staff is also excited about freshman Ahmad Ashkar. At the fullback position, junior Scott Carter is a powerful runner that constantly gains the extra yard. He is an exceptional blocker that is committed to the team concept. Senior Jermaine Gamble and sophomore Nick Spearman will also see time at fullback. Spearman spent last season as a quarterback. Receivers The heart of the Buccaneer offense is the receiving corps, which ranks among the nation's finest. The receivers are fast and dependable. They can spread the field and score on any play. A 2000 NCAA All-America honorable mention, Cecil Moore led the Bucs with 58 receptions and 883 receiving yards last fall. With NFL size and sure hands, Moore is an All-America candidate again this season. "Cecil is one of the most outstanding receivers in I-AA football," Hamilton said. "We must get him the ball." After missing last season, junior Charvin Clark returns as one of the most athletic Bucs. He is extremely fast and has the ability to lose cover corners. Sophomore Tim Turner also provides incredible speed and is a dangerous deep threat. He caught three touchdown passes in his collegiate debut, at Liberty. Perhaps the Bucs' best receiver during the spring season was junior Mike Rader. A dependable receiver, Rader is valuable because of his downfield blocking skills. Senior Kareem Coffin also provides imposing speed from the backfield or the outside. At the tight end position, senior Nick Hendrickson is a three-year starter. He combines good speed with outstanding hands. Senior Allen Johnson and sophomore Robby Hardt are strong blockers. Johnson will be used in short yardage situations. Offensive Line The offensive line, as a group, may be the most formidable in recent history. Not only is this group talented, but it has loads of experience. "This may be the best front we've had since I came to ETSU," Hamilton said. "They are an established group." Senior Chip Pearson has been a starter every year of his distinguished career. He and senior Mike Martin are quality tackles. Junior Zach Fussell or Curtis Price and sophomore Mitch Hughes will also see time at tackle. Fussell is a I-A transfer while Hughes has developed into a quality lineman. At the guard position, senior Josh Kerr and junior Leon Buchanan have been around the program for years and can be dominating. Kerr is tough in the trenches. Buchanan was slated to start last year before missing the entire season with a foot injury. Junior Lonnie Nettles started every game at center last season and should improve throughout this campaign. Senior Rhett Landram played in all 11 games last season, spelling Nettles at center. He will battle Nettles for the starting center position. Defense The bad news is that eight of 11 defensive starters from last year are gone. The good news is their replacements are gifted athletes that have unlimited potential. "We lost some defensive players that started for a number of years," Hamilton said. "We have not found all the answers yet, but I do know they will have to grow up very quickly." Although untested, this year's defense contains very athletic and determined players at every position. Defensive Line Playing in a run-oriented league like the Southern Conference demands a lot from the defensive line. With the best running backs and offensive linemen I-AA football has to offer, the defensive line is vital to the defensive effort. Fortunately for the Bucs, the 2001 defensive line is the best group at ETSU in a long time. Not only are the starters talented but their backups are experienced. "We have outstanding depth on the defensive line with six or seven guys that can rotate in," Hamilton said. "They continue to get bigger and stronger every year." Sophomores Brandon Calton and Travis Williams were very solid last year and have improved throughout the offseason. Calton ranked eighth on the team with 52 tackles last year, seven for loss. Williams was right behind Calton with 46 stops, eight for loss. "Brandon should ben an impact player on defense," Hamilton said. "His size, strength and speed are very impressive. Williams is one of the hardest-working players on this team." Working inside on the defensive line is nose guard Bill Fells. After redshirting last season, Fells has outstanding feet and developed during the spring. Those players that will rotate into the defensive line are an accomplished group. Senior Andrew Simmons, along with juniors Kai Schreckenburg, Frank Hopper and Mark Dukes and sophomore Chad Hyder have all started during their career. Linebackers All four of the starters from last fall's linebacking corps are gone. However, the Bucs possess solid, talented players that are ready to assume the starting role. On the inside, sophomore Mike Cornegay has emerged as one of the team's best linebackers. "Cornegay has been very impressive," Hamilton said. "His outstanding speed and great instincts fit the mold of our past linebackers." Also on the inside is sophomore Andrew Foerster, one of the most aggressive Bucs. Junior Justin Reinier will assume a starting role when he steps onto the field. After playing his first two seasons at Los Angeles Valley College, Reinier brings high expectations. Battling for a starting spot are sophomores Keith Davis and Bobby Guarino. Guarino saw extended action last year and should play a lot this fall. The Bucs are very confident with one outside linebacker position. Freshman Scott Brumet moves to the outside after practicing at tight end last season. Junior Brad Stubbs played well last season before missing time because of injury. The other outside linebacking position is wide open. North Carolina transfer Marco Bryant missed all of spring practice because of a shoulder injury but has the potential to be outstanding. He will be challenged by freshman Lamar Beam and junior college transfer Marlo Vinson. Secondary This fall's secondary may contain the best athletes of the team. It is a young squad that will have to develop throughout the season. Leading the cast is senior Ocasio Cofield. An All-America candidate, Cofield ranked fifth on the team in tackles last season (82), his first after transferring from Kansas. "Cofield is an imposing defensive player," Hamilton said. "He is one of the best tacklers ever at ETSU." Sophomore Montreal Harkley is a tall, athletic safety that covers the field. "Harkley played a great deal of football for us last year," Hamilton said. "He has size and speed." The cornerbacks will be very young, but very agile. Sophomore Tony Tiller moves to the corner after spending last season as a wide receiver. The other corner will be freshman Allen Davis, perhaps the best pure athlete on the entire squad. Junior Kerrick Sanders will solidify the outside and contribute immediately. Kerrick is the brother of quarterback Jatavis Sanders, and also transferred from N.C. State. Special Teams Coach Hamilton is very confident about this year's special teams as all the starters return. "We are excited about our special teams' experience," Hamilton said. "I will be disappointed if this isn't one of our stronger areas." Senior Con Chellis matured as a kicker last year and has All-Southern Conference potential. He will be accountable for big kicks this year. Sophomore Aaron Bass improved throughout his first season. His 78-yard boot at Liberty ranks as one of the longest in program history. Perhaps the strongest leg on the team, sophomore Scott Salmons will handle the kickoffs. Senior Adam Howell will once again be the long snapper, while junior Mike Rader is the holder. Returning kicks will also be handled by veterans. Senior Kareem Coffin and Andrew Nuckolls are dangerous because of their speed. They are both aggressive when searching for open field. Tony Tiller takes over the punt return duties from Keyandre Fenn. Tiller is an exceptional athlete with sure hands.
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Get excited, Palma Violets fans! The band says it has nearly 20 songs in contention for its forthcoming second album, which is slated for release sometime in 2015.
The band, which is set to headline next year's NME Awards Tour, released its debut album "180" back in February 2013 and is finally getting ready to show off all its hard work on the follow-up sophomore effort.
In a recent issue of NME, bassist Chilli Jesson said, "It's all moved on from [when we played new material at] Reading and Leeds – some of the tracks we played there won't even make the cut."
Jesson later add, "There are so many new songs, nearly 20 at the moment, but we're narrowing them down and we'll change it up, throw things in. Of course the new stuff is a step forward, but the main thing I wanted to do is not go too far. We're still holding on to what we started a band for – there's no eight-minute jams. It's all to the point, as it should be."
Palma Violets will headline the aforementioned NME Awards Tour 2015 with Austin, Texas, with Fat White Family, The Amazing Snakeheads and Slaves also completing the bill on all dates.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2015, the annual tour will begin in Sheffield on February 19, also stopping in Leeds, Newcastle, Glasgow, Nottingham, Manchester, Oxford, Birmingham, Bristol and Portsmouth before wrapping on March 4 at The Forum in Kentish Town, north London. All tickets sales include a donation to Teenage Cancer Trust.
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That aforementioned album, "180," was hailed by critics and seemed to put the Palma Violets in the same category as The Libertines and The Strokes. Many said the guitar riff to "Best of Friends" instantly set the tone for the rest of the project, its sound of summer festivals and lazy days shining through.
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Thursday, April 29, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Apr. 29, 2004) - East Tennessee State head baseball coach Tony Skole announced two upcoming changes to the Buccaneer Baseball schedule Thursday afternoon. In a makeup to a game that was rained out on Mar. 9, ETSU and Tennessee Tech will play on May 5 at 7 p.m. EST in Cookeville, Tenn. The game that was scheduled to be played on May 18 between the Bucs and Golden Eagles in Cookeville will now be played at Cardinal Park in Johnson City at 7 p.m. The Bucs evened their record at 22-22 (11-13 Southern Conference) with an 11-7 victory over Virginia Tech in Tuesday night's Kingsport Classic. ETSU returns to action Friday night at 7 p.m. with the opener of a key SoCon series against The Citadel from Cardinal Park in Johnson City.


text: Sebastian Vettel is closing in on a fourth World title while Mark Webber is still seeking his first win of the year... Sebastian Vettel is closing in on a fourth World title while Mark Webber is still seeking his first win of the year... For all the latest F1 odds on the Korean GP, round 14 of the 2013 F1 Championship, visit Sky Bet. Sebastian Vettel: "The track in Korea has a bit of an unusual layout. The long straights all come right at the beginning and the turns at the end. I love the curvy part because it is a lot more fun, whereas the straight lines and sharp turns can be a little boring. They are also our weakness, because we often lack in top speed there." Mark Webber: "I like the layout of the circuit in Korea. The atmosphere at the track isn't great because there aren't many spectators, but the track's got some challenging sections and some good corners. The last sector in particular is fun because it has a nice flow to it and the walls are pretty close, so you have to be very accurate with your line. Something that's unique about this race is that the drivers all stay in the same hotel. Meal times can be a bit bizarre because everyone sits by nationality and we like to have a good look at what everyone else is eating for breakfast."


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A project that maps dopamine circuits in the prefrontal cortex through optogenetic manipulation was given top honors in this year's annual Addiction Science Awards at the 2012 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) — the world's largest science competition for high school students.
A project that maps dopamine circuits in the prefrontal cortex through optogenetic manipulation was given top honors in this year's annual Addiction Science Awards at the 2012 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) — the world's largest science competition for high school students.
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For decades, scientists have studied Caenorhabditis elegans – tiny, transparent worms – to glean clues about how neurons develop and function. A new Harvard study suggests that the worms' nervous system is much more capable and complex than previously thought, and has a way to monitor its own motion, a model one day could serve to develop treatments for disorders like schizophrenia.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 - 16:14
An experimental therapy that reprograms the immune system then spurs the growth of healthy insulin-producing cells reversed late-stage diabetes in mice and may lead to a cure for people, researchers said.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - 14:27
According to a 2011 statement by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly one in 10 American children is diagnosed with ADHD. To better understand the cause of ADHD and to identify methods to prevent and treat it, researchers at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and OHSU's Oregon National Primate Research Center have developed a new form of specially bred mouse that mimics the condition.
Monday, May 14, 2012 - 15:53
U-M team shows cellsrole in inflaming airways in mice, and finds similar cells in the blood of humans with asthma, pointing to a possible target for treatment.
Thursday, May 10, 2012 - 14:31
Researchers funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) have gained important new insights into how our sense of hearing works. Their findings promise new avenues for scientists to understand what goes wrong when people experience deafness.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012 - 15:51
In the battle against obesity, brown fat appears to be our friend and white fat our foe. Now a team of researchers led by Jorge Plutzky, MD, director of The Vascular Disease Prevention Program at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) and Harvard Medical School has discovered a way to turn foe to friend.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012 - 15:44
Awake mental replay of past experiences is essential for making informed choices, suggests a study in rats. Without it, the animals' memory-based decision-making faltered, say scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Awake mental replay of past experiences is essential for making informed choices, suggests a study in rats. Without it, the animals' memory-based decision-making faltered, say scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Monday, May 7, 2012 - 15:38
UC Davis Health System researchers are a step closer to launching human clinical trials involving the use of an innovative stem cell therapy to fight the virus that causes AIDS.
Friday, May 4, 2012 - 15:08
Researchers studying multiple sclerosis (MS) have long been looking for the specific molecules in the body that cause lesions in myelin, the fatty, insulating cells that sheathe the nerves. Nearly a decade ago, a group at Mayo Clinic found a new enzyme, called Kallikrein 6, that is present in abundance in MS lesions and blood samples and is associated with inflammation and demyelination in other neurodegenerative diseases. In a study published in Brain Pathology, the same group found that an antibody that neutralizes Kallikrein 6 is capable of staving off MS in mice.
Thursday, May 3, 2012 - 15:18
Collaborative research by groups headed by scientists Joan J. Guinovart and Marco Milán at the Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB Barcelona) has revealed conclusive evidence about the harmful effects of the accumulation of glucose chains (glycogen) in fly and mouse neurons.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012 - 16:01
Anxious mice get more serious cancer than their calmer counterparts, according to a new study that could have implications for human cancer treatments.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012 - 12:34
Mice got new vision and revived heart muscles and monkeys were able to flex muscles in paralyzed hands in research reported today that has extended the boundaries of regenerative medicine beyond the test tube.
Friday, April 20, 2012 - 15:52
A Northwestern Medicine scientist has developed the first blood test to diagnose major depression in teens, a breakthrough approach that allows an objective diagnosis by measuring a specific set of genetic markers found in a patient's blood.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012 - 16:29
Tuesday, April 17, 2012 - 16:08
Expanding on previous research providing proof-of-principle that human stem cells can be genetically engineered into HIV-fighting cells, a team of UCLA researchers have now demonstrated that these cells can actually attack HIV-infected cells in a living organism.
Friday, April 13, 2012 - 15:31
A potential new treatment for type 2 diabetes targets the hormone glucagon instead of insulin, according to a new study in mice.
Thursday, April 12, 2012 - 17:10
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is now the sixth leading cause of death among Americans. There is currently no treatment that alters the course of this disease. However, an increasing amount of evidence suggests that changes in the way the body handles iron and other metals like copper and zinc may start years before the onset of AD symptoms. A study using rabbits shows that reducing iron levels in blood plasma may protect the brain from changes related to AD.
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Perfect for the dorm or as a holiday present for your favorite skater.
Step 1: Supplies
2 threaded rods
16 bolts
16 washers
2 L shelf brackets
drill or right angle driver (we used a Craftsman RAID)
2 skateboards
Step 2: Drill the Skateboard
Step 4: Put into skateboard
Step 5: Put on 2nd skateboard
And again, tighten down the bolts.
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If you need to adjust the bookshelf height, just move the bolts, slide the deck, and retighten in the new position.
ssssooo dope, if I had a couple of old board laying around I'd get up and do it right away. How much time did it take? I see myself finishing this up in a few hours
but i agree with "Tinworm", the bracket totaly looks out of place.
One bit I don't like though, and which I think could be easily improved upon, is the bracket - which looks out of place.
Me, I'd screw a fixture (maybe an eyebolt or similar) down on to the top of each threaded rod and hang the shelves from the ceiling (joists) using steel cable (aesthetically appropriate, but you could use rope etc)....
having them hanging makes them move...dynamic....somehow in keeping with the theme
anyone can be a skater. =D
Just my 2p worth
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]As of now I lack the distance on several holes. Here's what I do have.
Both Rounds From the LONG Red Tees.
1. 295' ctp
2. 306' ctp
3. 241' ctp
4. 203' ctp
5. 271' ctp Creek is ob when disc is surrounded by water
6. 400 ctp Creek is ob when disc is surrounded by water NEW HOLE: downhill, runs into the creek then slight righty hyzer parallel with the creek for the last 140'.
7. 391 par 4 Long Putt new hole: Long, slight uphill grade with fairway options. Triplets of sweetgums fill the middle of the fairway, leaving three routes. It's a fairly straight hole.
8. 270' ctp old 6
9. 235' ctp new hole: lefty hyzer route to green protected by a few pines on the left side; early part of throw has pines on right side
10. 376' LP old 7
11. 465' LP Par 4 old 8
12. 290' ctp old 10
13. 372' LP new hole: straight fairway clean of trees, at the end turns into a righty-hyzer downhill shot. Basket is on a slight slope.
14. 350' LP new; straight shot, low ceiling off the tee. Uneven ground on fairway--shule on left and right off tee, then opens up after 275+, shule slightly downhill and right of the basket. Basket is on the edge of a depression. Too far right = in the depression and probably trouble. Hole probably slightly favors a lefty.
15. 312' ctp new straight shot across low area and dry creek to basket on hill on other side, protected by pines. Hole slightly favors the righty.
16. 395' LP new Long straight first part of fairway, then left hook at the end through "Pete's corner". Very tough 2.
17. 222' ctp revived! The old "Woodpile" hole Very slightly uphill, short lefty hyzer, basket well-guarded by trees and woodpile. Log fence is helpful in kicking low drives toward basket.
18. 186' CTP This is the trailer hole. OB: Completely beyond the fence on the right or completely surrounded by road beyond the basket. This is the only ob on the course that you're likely to hit (ok, there's ob to the left of one, but you really have to righty griplock to get out there.
Preliminary addition = 5, 580 feet. Par is an uncertain 56.
1. No two meter rule at the Monty.
2. At halftime, leave your scorecard in the box on the table if no one is present.
3. All ctp's are buy in, so do not move one unless you have bought in.
4. Playing from the long Red tees (some tees are both red and orange; those are long)
5. No cigarette butts! Pick your junk up.
6. City park, so alcohol is forbidden. If you happen to see beer cans on the ground, please do not leave them.
7. Ace fund---if there are no aces, the ace fund goes to the course.
8. Thanks to: those that helped this time (Daniel May, Grease, Pete, Randy, Clunck, Benton, and Wes for letting me use the giant golf cart.)
9. You are welcome to swim at my house after the first and second rounds. At my house I will announce when I'm leaving, so no one will risk being late.


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