[gio666]

I have promoted and defended George's machines for their quality and components. But what you're saying is akin to saying, "I put this IKEA shelf together, so it's DIY." Or. "I attached the basw on my new LED TV, so I have a DIY LED."

On the other hand, I remember one build where the 1" thick aluminium uprights were cut with a jigsaw, filed, and polished to almost perfection. And no your machine is not a toy, there are so-called mini mills with smaller work areas and less ridgid designs.

Yes louieatienza has said good thing about my machines, Thanks. But what is the DIY difference from XZero to CNC router parts or fineline machines?

I think mike was saying, the machines are DIY . They are not set up or running

[ger21]

But what is the DIY difference from XZero to CNC router parts or fineline machines?

They're all ready to assemble kits. Most of us consider DIY to be scratch built.

To be honest, there are probably way too many forums here, and some members always want everything moved to it's own little corner.

[gio666]

They're all ready to assemble kits. Most of us consider DIY to be scratch built.

To be honest, there are probably way too many forums here, and some members always want everything moved to it's own little corner.

Yes that true, site so large its hard to know where to post when lots over lap with same info.
I guess because other kit machine in DIY forum , that's why he posted there.

[louieatienza]

Yes that true, site so large its hard to know where to post when lots over lap with same info.
I guess because other kit machine in DIY forum , that's why he posted there.

Fair enough... I do notice the other kit builds from CNCRP and FLA, but then it overlaps with those that buy just the CNCRP trucks and build their machines around that. At least it's not like the one poster that sells plans, then posts stuff like "Watch my machine cut aluminum" with links to his plans in the post LOL!