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Mill or Lathe...
Well my team has sets it's fundraising goals, and one of them is to increase the functionality of our small machine shop. Right now our shop contains:
-Benchtop Drillpress -Freestanding Drillpress -Miter saw -Bench Grinder -Bandsaw -Files... Many Files So my question is if we have to decide between a mill or a lathe, which do you feel is better for a robotics team. I am not an educated enough machinist to know the full capabilities of either machine so i would love to hear people's reasoning. |
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