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    HIGH-Z S-400

    I am a complete novice so please be patient with me.

    I am looking to cut holes and grooves in 4mm wood.
    The wood pieces will be 246mm x 246mm.

    So my questions at this point,
    1) Is a S-400 suitable for my needs?
    2) Can a beginner work with these machines, are they easy to program?
    3) Looking at the pictures of the machine I can't see how pieces of wood are held in position during cutting. Do I need to use a clamp or something?

    Thanks
    Cubikoman


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    First - go for S-400/T version. It's faster and more productive.
    Second - buy a bigger machine than You need for now. Let's say S-720/T. In most cases as You start with one particular product You shortly face another, but - Your machine table is too small ;-)

    1. yes, You can do all You mentioned on respective machine.
    2. Together with machine buy VCarve Pro and dont take that ConstruCam they are offering - it's not forth of that. VCarve Pro is VERY easy to get a hands on.
    3. You 'll have to build a work table. Most popupal way - 3 sheets of MDF/HDF bolted together and faced flat by machine it self. Fast, sufficient, cheap way.
    Manual how to do that is available on manufacturers web.


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