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    i need cnc routing-milling machine

    i need a little cnc machine for fast prototyping pcb that contains TQFP 64 pin ic packages. can i achieve this resolution-precision with using gecko 203 drivers for 3 axis, 1.8 degree stepper, and proxxon mf70 ?

    is there any good , low cost alternative? http://www.k2cnc.com/shop/proddetail...%2D2514&cat=26
    what is your opinion about this product? has it anought precision?



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    if you need something small, consider one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/WidgitMasters-Pr...QQcmdZViewItem

    a very nice machine that member Widgetmaster makes.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rustamd View Post
    if you need something small, consider one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/WidgitMasters-Pr...QQcmdZViewItem

    a very nice machine that member Widgetmaster makes.
    how can i trust that specifications? and which one is more suitable because prices of them are close and k2cnc gives steppers.http://www.k2cnc.com/shop/proddetail...%2D2514&cat=26

    is gecko 203 right choice?

    what is the most little milling-cutter pen? is 0.01 mm possible?


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    To a get a system that will hold .01mm you are going to spend alot more than any of the machines you are looking at


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    Quote Originally Posted by jalessi View Post
    To a get a system that will hold .01mm you are going to spend alot more than any of the machines you are looking at
    for example? how much money will be enought? and is there any example around , i wantto see it.

    and how many mm can i hold with these (k2cnc machine) machines?


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    Holycnc,

    The machines you mentioned might hold .025mm, I would look at a Minitech if you are serious about holding .01mm or better.

    http://tinyurl.com/28dtub

    Also you might want to look at a NSK Astro Spindle Motor because the runout might be a problem otherwise.

    Plan on spending about $12,500.00

    Take care,

    Jeff...



    See attached link
    http://www.minitech.com/itemdesc.php?ic=3


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    www.accuratecnc.com

    I have A360 (USB2.0) with camera (~9000$) - really good machine !
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    Example (produced with A360):
    - TSSOP 38 pins with 8 mils pads and 7.5 mils insulation + full
    copper rubout. Manufacturer states 4 mil traces, 4 mil insulation are OK.
    - screen shot from the software
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