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09-26-2007, 07:46 PM
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I'm new to CNC and I need a machine that will allow me to cut plastics (probably ABS) and possibly metal eventually. What type of machine could best fit my needs? It will be small quantity of pieces at the beginning (4 different pieces, about 50 specimen of each pieces per month) Budget is an important matter to me and I do not have much knowledge about machining. Thanks for your help! (excuse my English...)  |
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