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06-17-2008, 03:01 PM
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Hi All, Joined the forum as I am building a "hobby" cnc router table and wanted to share. Live in Port Macquarie NSW and have just completed a build on a 2000mm * 900mm cnc router table. Have got it working with turbocnc and have already had the router driven into a job  Looking forward to building some foils for moth sailing boats and other stuff.  |
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08-18-2008, 08:53 AM
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Hi Speednut, We have so far made one set but that was not using the CNC, it was a manual 2 axis version. So far I have spent most of the last 4 months building the machine and tonight have got it to a point where I am confidnent that it will produce reliable results. Here is a sneak peak. |
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