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    Quote Originally Posted by jcb121 View Post
    you may get better results with a self built machine that only has a single purpose.

    find the largest copper clad board you can find for the best cost and build around that.

    use some cheap 12-16mm ball screws, a diy brushless spindle and some miniature profile rail and you could have a very very nice, accurate setup that could be converted to a pick and place machine in the future.


    edit, miniature profile rail maybe over kill but it'd be damn cool.
    Hi JCB121
    Don't mind the idea of kit assembly ,but my workshop is geared for PCB's so do not have any machining equipment.
    cheers for the thought - Kev
    Last edited by Plod; 06-09-2013 at 01:58 PM. Reason: didn't acknowledge/thank the member
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