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  1. 22-12-2010 #1
    nevel50's Avatar
    Lives in Rochester, United States.
    nevel50
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    Hello,

    I am interested in building a Pick N Place for SMD devices. I already have a home-brew CNC setup that I play with from time to time that I hope to convert to a Pick N Place.

    Steve
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  2. 22-12-2010 #2
    irving2008's Avatar
    Lives in NW London, gateway to A1 & M1, United Kingdom.
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    Hi Steve and welcome to the site. Its possible to convert a CNC machine to a pick n place but a dedicated machine will always be better as they have different mechanical dynamics. If you haven't already, have a look at Robin's on-going project.
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