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    Lives in Dunedin, New Zealand. Last Activity: 09-02-2025 Has a total post count of 295. Received thanks 2 times, giving thanks to others 79 times.
    Do you think going down the "Merchantdice" route would be better quality/results ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by dudz View Post
    Do you think going down the "Merchantdice" route would be better quality/results ??
    I Nievely sought interest within merchantdice's product range. I was overwhelmed by the interest and the potential of diy cnc before considering the pedigree of the machine.

    Basically I've come to learn that what they offer, in my opinion, is basic and if you actually intend to cut aluminium with any sucess stay clear of a merchant dice machine.

    I'm sure for some applications they work well, I just cant imagine one that would be suitable to my cnc needs.

    Probably best to discover the wonders of supported linear rails, and profile rails. Rigidity is key for these machines to be fit for any decent purpose.
    Hobgoblin.

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