I have done some searching and it seems like all I have seen are too high priced. I know I would never even pay $1k for this, let alone $2.5k I have been thinking about this for a while and I think it can be done much cheaper while keeping it accurate and reliable. I just wanted to get some opinions on how much effort I should put into designing such an animal. First I would include stepper motors (possibly used), power supply, and controllers(x,y, and z axis) to hook to a pc parallel port. I would only include "free" software or maybe shareware. It would have a maximum accuracy of 2000 steps per inch. Runout on the slides would be .001" or less and would use acme screws for the drive. Spindle motor would either be included or just accept a "dremel" type of tool. I personally feel that much of America has become overpriced due to too many office personel and salesmen. I would like to be part of the solution instead of the problem. This is just one of my many ongoing projects(most of them in my head) to try and make this world more bearable. Sorry, I'm just babling on.... Ben Englund
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Re: cnc pcb engraver
2003-06-29 by ben_englund
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