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01-13-2009, 02:37 AM
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would it be much cheaper to convert a F1200E to cnc standard machine costs £2400.00 and a full cnc machine is £5000.00 the cnc version has gone up £800. when it comes to electrics i haven't a clue but can learn i have a wabeco D2400E lathe so a mill would be nice i don't speak German so they could talk to each other. regards eddy.  |
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