Anyone please?
Hello,
I currently use a table saw and hand-held router to build PA speaker cabinets. I was wondering which commercial CNC wood routers do you recommend for a DIY beginner working out of his garage. I will be cutting 4x4 sheets of 3/4 inch Baltic Birch plywood. I do extensive angle and miter cuts.
Budget = $4000
Thanks!
mg
Anyone please?
You'll be lucky to find a 4x4 "commercial CNC wood router" for less than $4,000.00.
Let alone one that will cut your miter cuts, unless maybe you use a form tool (dovetail)?
And the cost of software.
What kind of shapes do you cut (any photos)?
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Thanks for the reply...
please watch the video on this link (towards the end).
http://www.tcsaudio.com/
And these are the cabinets we are going to build...
http://www.frappr.com/fitzmaurice
thanks!
speakerplans.com/index.php?id=plans
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tcsaudio.com (watch the video towards the end)
OK, looks like ( www.speakerplans.com/index.php?id=plans ) you could do most joints (box), & maybe rough out the other parts that need a miter cut, then just do the finish miter cuts by hand (table saw)?
The hard part will be getting a 4x4 cnc, for less than $4,000.00, most I've seen are around $8,000.00
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Is all of this your work? ( http://www.speakerplans.com/index.php?id=mywork1 )
If it is, WOW!!
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A 4x4 K2 is about 10K http://www.k2cnc.com/Machines/CNC-ro...050_detail.asp
A 4x4 shopbot is about $8K http://www.shopbottools.com/prtstandard.htm
You could cut 45 degree miters with a router bit, but the table saw would be much faster.
Gerry
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