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#2
02-02-2009, 02:23 PM
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| What machine are you looking to make/build. Usually shops charge a min. of 100 dollars an hr. plus the program time to load it all into their system, You will find out that the cost will be quite abit. You can look at my signature and get Idea of mine compared.  |
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02-04-2009, 07:36 AM
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| if you're looking to build your first home cnc, like a 4x4 or something, I have a JGro that I would be willing to run the parts on for you. I'm in Cary, IL... my max cut size is 24x13, but I believe for the 4x4 that would be fine... I want to build a 4x4, it's just getting the $$$ together. -J |
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