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    Quote Originally Posted by Desertboy View Post
    Welding is poor if I bought this I would have to reweld lol and my welding is like your wifes. But real slides, ballscrews, mach3 license with PC & real stepper drivers, decent PSU for the motors are the value here.
    So i should buy that machine and replace the frame, the slides, the ball screws, the computer, the steppers, the power supply.

    Mmmmmmm

    Not the best start as a first machine

    Quote Originally Posted by Desertboy View Post

    Have you checked out Shapeoko's yet? A friend of mine bought one and rates it much better than an xcarve and in the same price range.

    Not seen a shapeoko but having spent some time on this forum I would now never buy (More likely build) anything that did not have Hiwin style rails and ballscrews or R&P in a zero backlash setup but you'll find most people on here want to make money from their CNC.
    Not had a deep look at the Shapeoko yet.

    Not too sure what the support is like and i want to find a UK seller that can offer what is basically a turnkey kit.

    I have vaguely tempted by the chinesium ones on fleabay but they look like garbage and i guess you get a chinglish manual at best.
    Last edited by thinfourth; 19-08-2017 at 04:52 PM.

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