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View Poll Results: What type of machine is your primary interest.
3 Axis CNC Routers 261 37.50%
CNC Lathes 124 17.82%
CNC Mills 329 47.27%
Foam cutters 20 2.87%
Flame/Plasma cutters. 53 7.61%
Others ( Please state ) 43 6.18%
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Old 06-08-2004, 02:38 AM
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What type of machine is your primary interest?

What type of machine in the forum is your primary interest?

You may make more than one selection. But ticking all would defeat the purpose. Try and not pick more than 2 options.

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EDM, EDM, EDM, EDM........

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I'd like to explore adding the 4th and 5th axis to my 3 axis router. And also do a foam cutter -- hotwire to dual x and y.
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I included others because when I get 48hour days I would like to make a CNC grinder and ditto gear hobbing machine. But I'm afraid before I get there the Chinese will sell them for $100 a piece. They probably already are trying to figure out how they can make them with casting sand in vital components.
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ONce I finish my mill I think I will Bodge in a lathe underneath it and have a two in one type design. After that a vacuum forming table I think, or perhapps a five axis with tool changer........
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Esjaavik, you can emigrate to Jupitor, for a 40 hour day! LOL!

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I had to vote others because I use a 4 axis and hope to build a 5 axis sometime later this yr. Of course i woanted to do that later last yr and the yr before and the.... . Well You get the pic.

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Built a 4th. Now I wanna 5th. Geee I guess I want it all.

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I designing a router
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Does this only have to do with building one or this also has to do with using and programming them?

that opens more doors.
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Does this only have to do with building one or this also has to do with using and programming them?

that opens more doors.
Good question. I have a bias by thinking that most who visit this site are planning to build their own.
I guess there are a lot of visitors here who are simply users and not necessarily builders.
When I posed the question I was thinking about builders only, but lets also include users in this question. Maybe we should have another poll asking " Do you visit CNC zone from a CNC users perspective or a CNC builders perspective"

I have noticed that while this poll has had less reads than other polls, it has had more votes than other polls. A higher participation rate. I guess that most voters seem to understand from what angle the question is posed.

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Do not forget the manual mill and lathe.I am also building a small CNC router.
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