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05-05-2007, 10:29 AM
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Greetings: I am considering converting my J-1 Bridgeport mill to cnc. My preference is to use a proven "kit" from one of the many companies providing this service. It seems that the prices and claims are all over the map. Is there anyone with experience with these pre-built "kits" and can you recommend a particular company? Most of the costs that I have found are well above the Tormach/IH machines which is the other route I may take if I can not find a better solution. Thanks to all, Rick  |
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