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Re: CNC Mill or Router?

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Originally Posted by jman4747 View Post
You won't get as much for your money if you go cnc mill. I too would say to get a manual mill first but you need to pay attention too all the tooling you will need to make use of it. You will want someone with experience to help with training for that. I think you may want to go cnc router.
Seconded. At your budget, you will be able to get a much more useful CNC Router than CNC Mill.
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