MastersCNC Router???

[ripper7777777]

Anyone know anything about this router, I'm looking for an entry level router that can cut wood, polycarbonate and 1/8" aluminum.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA:IT&ih=015


Thanks for any info

[KustomKoncepts]

Looks like its made of Malamine Particle board with a Roto Zip attatched to it! Keep Looking.

[cabnet636]

get 10 times the value

http://www.romaxxcnc.com/

Romaxx

further you could go to a boating store and get hdpe get a set of joes cnc plans from this forum and build it for a lot less

http://www.cnczone.com/forums/forumd...prune=-1&f=346

[ripper7777777]

get 10 times the value

http://www.romaxxcnc.com/

Romaxx

further you could go to a boating store and get hdpe get a set of joes cnc plans from this forum and build it for a lot less

http://www.cnczone.com/forums/forumd...prune=-1&f=346

Thanks for the links, I'll read up on that one.

Is the romaxx capable of cutting 1/8" aluminum, I don't mind if it's slow.

[cabnet636]

spindle rate and feed speed, i have a 4x8 camaster with a columbo spindle,

what do you want to do with your machine??

[cabnet636]

has these in all sizes

i have a friend in columbis sc who has ordered a 3x6 for cutting a specific parts for his application price 8000.00

this one on website can run 7200.00

http://www.camaster.com/portal/Produ...4/Default.aspx

the one below is equiped with 4rth axis

[hualon]

The mastersCNC is made of HDPE and is very well built. It is not made out of particle board as KustomKoncepts suggests (did you even READ the link?) I bought one and I don't regret it. I use it to cut brass, aluminum, and to do wood engravings using VCarve and 3DMachinist.

Entry level? Yep. Underpowered? Yep. The thing is substantially cheaper than other options and is certainly less hassle than building your own.

[ripper7777777]

I'm looking for entry level, I'm starting something and I don't want a high entry level cost, the pieces I cut never exceed 24"s. I cut mainly parts from polycarbonate and some aluminum. The aluminum is very simple cuts, straight and fluid curves with holes drilled.

If this works out I would like to get a larger Router for other jobs and even later a CNC mill and lathe, but that's way down the line. I need to get my feet wet first before I spend serious money.

I was hoping someone either had the Masters machine or could look over the listing and let me know their opinions. I do appreciate the links and will look into the Romaxx, it appears to be very nice.


Thanks hualon I appreciate the input and I knew it wasn't particle board, I just choose to ignore that post.