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10-02-2010, 04:17 PM
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Hello Everyone, What would be your top one or two modifications if your objective is precision? Speed isnt a concern. I want to use my 2006 CNC to cut into glass. And glass, as you know, is brittle and will chip with chatter. Introduction - Ive just ordered my kit from Joe this week and its a pleasure to find this resource here for help. Thank you guys! Ive been reading your posts and find them a big help. Thank You  |
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