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08-04-2008, 00:53
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Re: CNC Router/Mill
Thanks for the help. Yes, we would want something consistent, reliable, and efficient....(obviously), but, I will look into that. I know I still have a lot to learn about different specs and such. What kind of range is good to have on an X,Y,Z axis? And, what kind of rotary table, in the sense that, I have seen different options on them, like detachable, 1 degree, etc...?
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