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  1. #1
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    Any Cheap and reliable design for a CNC machine!!!!!!

    Hi everybody,
    FIRST METHOD: I have made a cnc machine using MDF and the aluminum rail ball bearing linear system. It is very hard to put together a machine using this method.
    SECOUND METHOD: the linear rail system which very expensive
    THIRD METHOD: linear rail system with aluminum rods and Pillow Bearing also expensive

    Q- DO you have any other thoughts perhaps link of other linear systems for cnc?

    Have a wonderful day
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    You do realize that cheap and reliable are polar opposites?
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  3. #3
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    V rails like the ones used on the Mechmate.
    EzRouter uses the v rail method too.
    If I make a large anything its going to be with v rails

  4. #4
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    Re: Any Cheap and reliable design for a CNC machine!!!!!!

    Your options are:

    -Good
    -Cheap
    -Fast

    Pick two

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