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31-05-2019 #1You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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31-05-2019 #2
It was just an expression “magician””er”!!! The kits ive seen online range from £4-800? Plus the cost of an average hobby lathe your in 1k+
Ive seen some boxford cnc lathes go for 700-1800 depending on condition amd timing of auction. I just wanted to have a go at a brand new project as ive never done anyhting like it before. I kinda guess i need two nema motors, pcb boards, ball screws, psu, somehow connect it all together and plug into pc and load up mach3!?
But exactly how i do all that is where im stuck
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31-05-2019 #3
Ah, so you're comparing New Kit + New Lathe to Second Hand? :D
Avoid Mach3 for a lathe unless the Motion Controller supplier (money back) guarantees it will work for threading ;-)You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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31-05-2019 #4
Thanks
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