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Thu 20 August 2009, 11:48
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Hey-soon to be Mechmating in Chi Town
Never before have I ever contemplated undertaking such a thing but I'm stoked! I'm imagining this on one of my benches at home, happily routing out parts and scrollwork for my kitchen upgrade. Here's hoping I can follow directions....
 
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Thu 20 August 2009, 13:24
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Welcome Chris!
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Thu 20 August 2009, 18:06
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That's what I was thinking Heath.
Welcome aboard Chris. This is a great forum and the MM can't be beat.
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Fri 21 August 2009, 07:23
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You think? You might be right. When I downloaded and printed the plans I was already thinking wow this thing is going to be awesome. My bench top is only 36 x 96, supported by 6 4x4's with cross supports and I've now added a cabinet with drawers. Weighs a flippin' ton. I think I'll have to sell it with the house but this CNC is coming with me!
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