PC or Console?

GroyperSupreme said:
CNC is only cost effective if you're going to want to make numerous identical parts. Specifically designed CNC's for that purpose, depending on what kind of part is to be made are about 2K. I think stepper kits are about 300 and up.

I don't know how much load these motor could take. MicroMark makes mini lathes and mini mills. If you are working on small parts then this may be the way to go for you.

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This MicroLux precision lathe handles turning, threading, and boring with ease. Ideal for small-scale machining in hobby, repair, or prototyping.
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They are tiny machines. You're really going to be limited in the size of parts. Check the dimensions of head travel. It's not much

Miniature Milling Machine | MicroLux R8 Benchtop Small Mill | Micro-Mark

Get precision milling with the R8 500W Miniature Milling Machine. Compact, powerful, and perfect for hobbyists and professionals. Shop now at Micro-Mark!
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yeah, i'd be better off getting a mill. i just wanted a project so im not sitting on my ass so much.
 
Quence said:
I claim to be a beautiful 19 year old model (for six years running) college educated white girl who has made a good bit of money in the modeling industry yet I shitpost on the internet 14 hours a day on no less than four websites not including this one.
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Ok. You got me.
 
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