progress on control box 
started wiring today
Having the VFD nearby the breakout board is not good, try them to share as few wire path as possible to reduce possible interference.VFD create a fair amount of EMI.
the wires will be as far apart as possible
Looks Great!
@Miguel_Sanchez
I did not have a VFD on my mill, but I had EMI issues with the stepper drives. I finally resolved it by optically isolating the step, and direction lines. This is what that noise looked like before I managed to suppress it http://i.imgur.com/JVyX6n5.jpg. That is supposed to be a square wave. But you can see the PWM signal ringing through it. Here’s the circuit I came up with to block that noise http://i.imgur.com/wmbrCVI.png There’s a double inversion taking place, so the signal comes out non-inverted. Plus I like to switch with the current sink too, if I can. So it just pleases me all around. It works a treat too.
Gary you make 6axes Cnc 
Love the wire management trick, thanks for sharing !
No Dennis just 4 that is X, Y1,Y2, Z, A and a spare in case one goes down or a fifth axis in the future. When I purchased the stepper motors I purchased 2 three axis kits because I knew I would need 5 steppers
Gary very nice panel layout. What kind of vfd is that?
Jared El cheapo eBay huanyang vfd I’ve added a longer ribbon cable to the control panel so it can be mounted in the door of the enclosure
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After some consideration I have purchased an emi line filter to go between the vfd and the 240v circuit