Opinions sought on cheap desktop PCB milling machine

[saxonhawthorn]

Any dremel knock off (dremel's are bad...knockoffs are wose, save for proxxon), is gonna suck wolf's cookies for milling pcbs.

Sorry, I didn't express myself well. I was thinking more in terms of using the motor guts with some better bearings, etc, to make a spindle of my own.

And yet another worthless idea from a CNC ignoramus:- Has anybody experimented with dental turbines for PCB milling? They're light and fast and cheap from HK suppliers on eBay, and high-class dental labs work to tenth-of-a-thou standards (or so they tell me).

Ian