Re: Hello! So would all of this hardware make a good machine...

I think you both got the point, Charles and Tim,

The origional post was that the guy has some 600 oz-in servos and was
looking for a mill to put them on. seems to me the parts come first,
then the machine to work them, and then how much power is needed to
operate the machine.

> So it gets back to: what do you
> want to make (rhetorical question)?
> Do you REALLY need what you think
> you need (another rhetorical
> question)? Charles Hixon





> > > first question should be
> > > "do you want a CNC toy to
> > > play with and shoot for
> > > something bigger than the
> > > guy next door", or is it "I
> > > need to mill and drill plates
> > > that are 6x6x5 inches and need
> > > a mill that can take 1/4 inch
> > > cuts in Stainless"
> > >
> > > Dave



> > Not sure I am following the point you are trying to get across?
> > So, I guess my point is that there are 2 consideration to the
> > machine in my mind. 1 - Is the work envelope adequate for the

jobs I will do?