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  1. stipecro
    My copy is Right of original plank blender...
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    Db 250 only for wood for now...
  3. stipecro
    Greetings. I would like to ask you how you are satisfied with thickness sander ? Where you bought it and how much speed the engine is running ? Accuracy ? Thanks ? I can not send PM,your box is full or something !
  4. stipecro
    I am in doubt. Buy nb.1 or nb.3 The possibility of upgrading nb 3, I like!
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    I would like to buy one of the three Proxxon lathes ! 1. Proxxon db 250 2.Proxxon fd 150 3. Proxxon pd 230 What do you think that would be sufficient for our purposes of making models! Maybe nb. 3. Pd 230. Does anyone have this machine that can share their experience.
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    This unique, ergonomically designed engraver was recently rated the number one high-speed engraver on the market today. - 400,000 rpm - Quiet - Comfortable - No in-line oiler - No vibration. - Air jets, Ergonomic Design. The 400xs comes with, training videos, 3 diamond and 2 carbide bits, tubing, stencil paper, on/off switch and written instructions. NOTE: The 400xs requires an air compressor to operate. It requires 1 cfm at 45 psi. A small compressor 3/4 HP or larger will work just fine. if someone has this device or a similar brand ??????????
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    What do you use for engraving figures ? Speed of ​​dremela and proxxon 25,000 rpm is too small to controlled accuracy grinding ! I found this? Engraving SCM 400xs engraver SCM’s high-speed 400,000 rpm handpiece gives you a smooth and controlled cut, through the entire operating range.! or Turbo CArver the same as SCM ! What do you normally use for engraving figure ?

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