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05-06-2011, 06:28 PM
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Which HSM used machines have the best reputation for holding their quality the longest? I'm looking for the Toyota brand of HSM... something I can confidently buy used without a lot of expected maintenance issues. And also, what brand and model can folks recommend for a very small footprint machine that will do 5-axis milling? I have some complex titanium parts that are small and require light, fast cuts to be economical to machine (vs cast). Thanks.  |
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