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    K2 2514S-09 CNC Router

    Hi
    I am currently in the process of thinking to get the KT-2515S-09
    For hobby use in cutting Oak up to 1” thick I would be using MasterCam X
    I like the program that K2 offers Mach3 would appreciate pros and cons
    Including their support!
    Thanks in advance
    Masbro
    From Wi,USA


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    I've been emailing them questions, and they get back to me in very short time.

    Ummmm... I like my K2, but I am getting ready to really upgrade the electronics package that interfaces with the PC via parallel port so that when one of my drives faults out, it will stop Mach3 from processing the part file any further.

    I don't have a stepper system, so I have nothing to add there.

    I have the 892 router and like it.


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