Haste makes waste. It is more important to do it right than to do it fast. Make sure you have the Build Guide on a laptop nearby so you can read everything carefully.

Two are better than one.
This applies in many areas. The entire package consists of many bolts, nuts and extrusions. That is a lot of work, but also quickly a considerable weight.

Can't figure it out on your own? Feel free to ask. If I can travel, I can come and help set up.

Make sure everything is square and runs smoothly where necessary. If you don't do this right now, you will have problems later that can only be solved by taking it apart again.

Is something not going smoothly or is it sticking? Don't try to force it, but first check whether you have actually done it right and whether a bolt is not secretly crooked.

Everything must be tight, especially the bolts. It is wise to secure them with loctite, so that they do not vibrate loose. With moving parts (especially the leadscrews) it is important that they are not TOO tight; it must continue to run smoothly

It is certainly very important with electronics that you do it right. A wrong connection can cause major problems, and you don't want your new spindle, motor or controller to burn out. So make sure you pay close attention to color coding and any deviations. Also measure everything carefully. In the event of a short circuit due to incorrect installation, you unfortunately have no guarantee.

Can't figure it out on your own? Feel free to ask. If I can travel, I can come and help set up.

There are some things I did differently than the manual. I might pay special attention to this later, but here is a brief explanation.

• I did not mount the cross that is in the middle of the machine and secured the machine (after checking the square) with the corner pieces to/through the table with bolts. This gives you 40mm extra Z height and you can secure your spoilboard with strips on your table instead of them floating on the cross.
• I have reversed the Y Drag Chain. I have done this by extending the mounts (available in the BASt shop). This allows the cables to be routed forward instead of backwards and my controller box at the front of my machine remains easily accessible.