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I want to make a few things out of G10 and need to cut slots and I think a mill may be the best for the use. Better than a drill and jigsaw. Slots about 1” by 3/8” through 3/16” and 1/4” stock. Do not send me to a heaven where there are no dogs. Step Up or Stand Aside: Support the Troops ! Expectations are premeditated disappointments. | ||
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I have the mini mill from micromark and it is pretty handy- I added the CNC kit from cncfusion and have machined parts, engraved text etc. with great results. | |||
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If you're handy, fabbing up something with a router and cross slide vise would be capable of cutting G10 I would think. I've never machined composites, but I would think high RPM would be needed for clean cuts, something most hobby type mills can't achieve . | |||
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There is a good case for a decent used small Bridgeport if you can find one. They are much better than imports by aa long shot. | |||
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Grizzly has a decent selection of import mill/drill machines, which are a cut above in quality over most imports. I have the G0619 and am quite pleased with its output. A couple of mods from a Grizzly mailing list make it easier to change setups. An R-8 spindle will offer many accessories. Grizzly small mills. | |||
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The trick will be finding one! Being unable to locate a good used B-port at a decent price: I wound up with a new Republic Lagun mill. Spanish made, but 100% equal to a Bridgeport. No, I didn't consider any Asian made machines. ------------------------------------------------------------ "I have resolved to fight as long as Marse Robert has a corporal's guard, or until he says give up. He is the man I shall follow or die in the attempt." Feb. 27, 1865 Letter by Sgt. Henry P. Fortson 'B' Co. 31st GA Vol. Inf. | |||
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Just curious. How big is a "small" Bridgeport? Worked on a big one in the machine shop in med school--most fun I had that year. _________________________ “Good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority. It is hardly too strong to say that the Constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but they mean to govern. They promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters. –Daniel Webster (1782-1852)" | |||
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Huh? Sorry for the drift but, what I cannot fathom how a Bridgeport and med school meet up! Best regards, Tom I have no comment at this time. | |||
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