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Hi All I have been getting very interested in these little machines recently. Only really for fine wood milling. You see a lot of them across ebay and Amazon, pretty much all of the home market ones seem to come from China. They are three axis, USB linked, approx. A4 table size and come with a software package. And the prices are very good. But that is as far as I have got, in a lot of respects they seem too good to be true. Has anybody got any experience of using one? Or even seen one in action. I would like to understand a lot more - build quality, spares availability, ease of programming, reliability etc etc Nick
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