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Re: Uses of a Machine Shop and Equipment

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You could, the machine can do it , all I'm saying is it shouldn't be the workhorse for sheet stuff. Ex: Our Router should not be used as a mill and vice versa.

Also the sheet can be any size you want, that's dependent on your bed travel. Without knowing your machine and setup I can't give you a good answer.

On the same note, you should just find a local guy and work with them to help you cut your sheet. Who knows they might do it free and help with the robot build season. Quick google: http://www.yellowpages.com/research-...er-jet-cutting

Unsure if any of those are in range.
A mill is perfectly able to handle sheet if approached right, about half of all the sheet gussets on out robot were made on a CNC Router(and is by far one of the least stiff machines ever). It just takes some doing. A water jet or laser would be best but some times we need a part NOW.
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