Great! Yes, I was thinking sign engraving and making front panels, too. I'm watching this with great anticipation. Steve --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "ballendo" <ballendo@y...> wrote: > Hello, > > The 500 buck CNC drill is becoming a reality... > > The machine has a footprint of roughly 12-3/4 x 12-3/4, plus motors > sticking out. It has a travel area of 8x10 inches, with 2 inches of > travel in Z. The XY rails are 3/4" round ground and polished steel, > and the framework is going to be steel or aluminum. It's Gantry > style, so the board/work does not move around. This will let you work > on larger items, 8x10 at a time. (I have some secondary markets in > mind for this machine, so you guys are getting more than just a pcb > mill/drill.) Things like vinyl sign cutting will be possible. > > It's a nice machine. Feedback as to size, price, or anything else > requested and appreciated. > > Ballendo > > P.S. To be honest, the price of this really "wants" to be closer to > 800 bucks. But I'm trying to keep it as originally stated. It may be > that this machine will get more expensive, and another, less capable, > smaller machine will become the 500 buck machine. (Actually that is > more than likely.) So when I offer it, don't wait if you're > interested!
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Re: 500 buck CNC drill update
2004-03-25 by Steve
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