Thread: Newbie Novice
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09-06-2021 #11
Hi Jazzcnc, thank you for your advice. I am not going to spend hundreds on cad and teach myself how to use it. Whilst I really do fully appreciate really well engineered machines, is there a point where you can over engineer something? I have seen a build that I do like, it's called indy build. I have been on open builds as well and looking at parts suppliers etc. I am starting to get my head around some of it, but the most basic element is the extrusion. Can someone at least point me in the right direction of whose is the best.
There are a lot of machines out there that do have good reviews, I agree that I can save money self building and taking ideas, upgrades etc from others builds
I am still happy with the size I want, its just who's is the best build to follow.?
What do you think of the indy build, it looks substantial without going over the top.
It would be a good starting point, having your experience to assess it.
Thanks
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