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Re: Buying a CNC turning center. Any recommendations?
Have you looked at Sherline - they have mills and lathes at fairly reasonable prices.
www.sherline.com The products will handle most projects related to robots except if your making parts over 20 inches long or 6+ inches in diameter. If you're interested, I can recommend a supplier. |
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Re: Buying a CNC turning center. Any recommendations?
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Those machines will not have the Control Capibilitys that you are looking for. For the automatic capabilitys that you were looking for you want to look for somthing with a FANUC control |
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