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    Default Which Machine - 4x8' router

    Hello all.

    Im lost in choosing a machine. I require a machine for low use custom furniture making, mostly cutting birch plywood (similar to opendesk).

    Ive looked the following and would love your input:

    Damen cnc kit - over 10k (abit pricy for my requirement)
    CAUCAU cnc - good price but not convinced
    Marchantdice machine - supermill desktop machine - best option however have mixed feeling on supplier after reading online.

    My budget is around 8/10k euro. Im based in Malta so ideally machine would be from EU for easy shipping.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Default Re: Which Machine - 4x8' router

    First, what Z do you need for the parts you want?
    This affects design, cost and rigidity of the machine.

    Been doing this too long


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    Default Re: Which Machine - 4x8' router

    Quote Originally Posted by bostosh View Post
    First, what Z do you need for the parts you want?
    This affects design, cost and rigidity of the machine.
    Hi - thanks for the interest

    Im mainly looking for 200/300mm Z height which shall be cutting 18mm ply sheets. Basically creating stuff like this https://www.opendesk.cc/designs

    I consider kits also but im afriad of setting this machine for accurate cuts.. also i do not have loads of time to stay tweaking etc on machine itself..



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    Default Re: Which Machine - 4x8' router

    You don't need that much height if all you're doing is cutting plywood. The lower the gantry, the more rigid the machine, all other things being equal.

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