Used is a good way to get a more robust machine from the start, Dan, if you can find a suitable machine. Roger Webb has a YouTube channel and though he's a bit wordy he recently got a 3018 and has several videos on his experience.
David
David
Thanks Dave, I value your opinion on CNC matters and hope to someday make cool stuff like you do.Used is a good way to get a more robust machine from the start, Dan, if you can find a suitable machine. Roger Webb has a YouTube channel and though he's a bit wordy he recently got a 3018 and has several videos on his experience.
David
Hey it's Canadian, gotta be good ! I'll check it out.Have a look at the Longmill Dan. Canadian made. LongMill Benchtop CNC | Sienci Labs
Thanks, I"ll look at these alsoIf I were going to start small, I think I'd get a Shapeoko or Probotix.
I'll echo the plug for the Shapeoko. Check their forum ..Community Carbide 3d. The support from the guys at Carbide 3d and the forum members are unmatched IMHO and you need that when you are starting out. They also have heaps of projects already for you to get started on at CutRocket and the software for their machine ..both CAD and CAM is FREE!!!Thanks, I"ll look at these also