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  1. 14-09-2012 #1
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    Whilst I agree steel is stronger than card board , and supported rails are stronger than unsupported, there are plenty of wooden/MDF machines out there working very well. Also there are ways to support 'unsupported' rails.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TrickyCNC View Post
    there are plenty of wooden/MDF machines out there working very well.
    Yes they do work very well.???. . . . . Has Spoil boards and Fire wood. . .
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