New CNC Mill on the horizon

[JAZZCNC]

That or seen someone else mention it - it's a well documented solution.

I'd go for epoxy granite over concrete.

Ye but seemed logical has I mentioned concrete and he added sand which I've mentioned and recommended many times in the past.!! . . . . But does it matter.!!

Personally I wouldn't go with Epoxy or concrete.!! Sand is cheap the concrete example was to make a point that heavy or dense is good.!
Epoxy is not a good solution either has the heat from the large qty of epoxy could and will warp the steel.!! . . .Plus the cost of epoxy it would be just has cheap to buy plate steel.??

[fvfdrums]

Sands good with me likely hood is I'll need to move the machine at some point so the potential to "drain" some weight would be useful

[Jonathan]

Personally I wouldn't go with Epoxy or concrete.!! Sand is cheap the concrete example was to make a point that heavy or dense is good.!

Yes of course, sand is perfect going by the 'heavy is good' and reducing resonance arguments. However it doesn't add strength, unlike concrete/epoxy. I assumed you suggested concrete additionally for that reason. It's a shame the cost of epoxy is so prohibitive.

[JAZZCNC]

I assumed you suggested concrete additionally for that reason. It's a shame the cost of epoxy is so prohibitive.

There you go again with your ASS -Sume-ing.!!