CNC router, which one?

[jameshow]

Hello everyone,
I am interested in a cnc router to start cutting foam airplane frames. I also want to be able to cut carbon fiber, aluminum plates, plywood, etc. I have been searching this forum and internet. Well, I am new to cnc and I don't know what to look for in a cnc router to serve my wants. I've cosidered the plans to build one. I'm not sure if I want to go that route. I enjoy building things but I've got to consider the time it will take to learn to run the router. I've designed a trainer airframe that I want to offer at the local rc fly ins we go to. I have to cut them out by hand now. I want to be able to cut them more accuratly. Thanks for any help.

[pen25]

well i am in this impression. if you build it you understand what is going on with the thing and how it is working.. if you build the jrgo its cheap and easy and will be usable for allot of what you are wanting to to cut. when you want to cut aluminum then you can use the smaller one to cut the parts for a bigger better one. sale the smaller one to one of the club members and start to build the other as well for other club members..

[Aksess]

Go for the K2cnc you wont be disapointed, He has several sizes to acomidate your needs and has a fine product.

[jameshow]

Thanks guys. I am interested in building one. That my be what I do.

[pen25]

good luck and dont forget to keep a log and take lots of pictures