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You should go to Boss Laser for the laser cutter/engraver and CNC masters for their Baron CNC mill. Both of these have 4th axis options. I have a ton of exper
by iancmceachern 5y ago
You should go to Boss Laser for the laser cutter/engraver and CNC masters for their Baron CNC mill. Both of these have 4th axis options. I have a ton of experience setting up engineerong labs for big engineering and medical device companies. I'd be happy to chat further and offer any advice or help. I have a website with contact info, just Google my name.
- levinb 5y agoThanks. I'll give a search for you. The Baron seems nice, but maybe more bulk than I need (but not too much more). I mostly need to make alot of custom plates, flanges, and mounts so we can get various pieces of equipment fixed into a brewing pipeline with automated valves I am wiring together. I have already worked out a pretty good 915mhz radio and valve network so I can automate a number of steps in the brewing process. I just need a bunch of custom fittings. These can be aluminum, so a lighter weight and smaller sized CNC mill seemed like the right spot. Any thoughts on a more table/benchtop sized unit?
- iancmceachern 5y agoI've had a CNC Taig mill for 20 years, they're great small units. There are plates you can buy to bolt the Sherline 4th axis' to the taig bed, and even with end stocks and trunion plates.
- levinb 5y agoThe Taig looks much more shop-friendly, and it's nice to see the Boss name pop up twice - thanks.