> A thought on all this: If you're building a drilling-only machine as your > first machine, and plan to build another machine to replace it, don't go > too nuts on making sure parts can survive for 20+ years of uninterrupted > service. > > Tom My T-Tech machines have a fixed vaccuum attachemnt almost touching the cutter. no stray dust ! I agree that surface grinders are special machines and are protected well. and I HIGHLY agree that a beginners machine, a SIMPLE drilling table should not cost $100.00 and should be thought of as both a limited machine and a experiment and also a unit that will be used to expand into a better one or be replaced. I would wager that a cheap machine should do 1,000 boards before one felt it was worn out. and If you do 1,000 boards, you are either old enought to retire or can afford to buy better stuff !. Dave
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Re: HomeBrew CNC machine - Abrasive Dust
2003-10-07 by Dave Mucha
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