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Re: CNC Mill or Router?
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Originally Posted by David Brinza View Post
We're really interested in how this works out. We'd to mill/route lexan and aluminum plate (maybe up to 1/4" thick).
Lots of people using these to cut 1/4" aluminum plate, plastics, MDF, etc.

Here's a fun post showing a guy refining his process to make anodized paintball gun triggers - https://discuss.inventables.com/t/al...-anodized/9924
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