Re: What would YOU want in a CNC conversion?

Don

$50 for a complete three axis relatively precise and accurate setup?
How do you think that Aaron will accomplish this? I built John
Klienbauer's Brute and the used stepper motors and drivers almost
cost me this on E-Bay per axis. Sherline sells a three axis
conversion kit less stepper motors / drives / power supply for $185.

Downgrading from servos to steppers, ballscrews to rolled threaded
rod, and bulk purchases this might be do-able for $100 per axis.

The cheap import machines seem to be notorious for their built-in
inaccuracies. You get what you pay for, and I think that a less
ambitious 'starter kit' as someone has suggested is a much better way
to go.

Tony

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> i would like to pay about $50.00.....................so what would
you like
> to be paid ?
>
> Don T.
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