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Yes, several.

• hinkley 3y ago
  Okay, well, that was informative. And explains why my point doesn't hold because I said a wrong word that has little to do with the point. Thanks for your efforts.
  • c22 3y ago
    I don't know what you were trying to imply and I have no dog in this fight. But there are definitely fundamental differences between additive vs subtractive technologies, 2-axis vs 3-axis or multi-axis machining, and more niche machine-controlled manufacturing technologies, as well as very real differences behind the driving algorithms of most 3d printers/CNC machines vs most commercial laser cutters. (3d printers and other CNC tools have a pedigree stretching back to the original g-code developed in the 50s whereas laser cutters/engravers descend from more modern laser and inkjet printing technologies developed in the late 70s and 80s.)
    • madengr 3y ago
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