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21-05-2007, 10:05
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Re: Bench Top Machines
If you need a small (foot square type stuff) leightweight, light duty cnc vertical mill or lathe, DeskCNC/IMService has some nice ones (check them out here, price list bout 1/2 down the page)
The average price is about $2500 bucks, but their lathes run from $775 to about $1500, and the mills run from $880 to about $4500. I have a large CNC gantry machine (15' x 5' x 1' travel) i've been working on completing that i'll be installing a desk CNC controller in this summer, so, more on that story later...  -q 
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23-05-2007, 08:20
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Re: Bench Top Machines
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What you making that needs that much travel for? Be cool seeing some pics of it! I'm sure others would be interested in seeing that beast too. Keep us posted  -Protronie
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