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02-15-2011, 10:03 PM
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Hi guys, A friend of mine works for a company that sources out cnc work. Since I just built my wood router he was asking if I can do this job and potentially more jobs. With my wood machine I wouldn't even attempt it buuutttttt if I upgraded my system with a fineline automation cnc FL100 I know I can pull it off. My question how much to charge????? How much would you guys charge for this job?? And how would you price a the job? They provide material and it's aluminum.  |
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shops generally charge around 75-100 an hour for cnc work in my area, plus material & tooling cost. 
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