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10-31-2009, 08:11 PM
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| Yes I meant 0.025" doc. I have a moving gantry cnc router using a hitachi router. The gantry is 1" thick aluminum, so it is relatively strong for a router. I'll have to say, the Home Depot router bit I was using is one tough bit, it still looks new after about 8 hours of cutting.  |
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