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We were also taught to fit hacksaw blades to cut on the pull but I think all mine are on the push.

I’ve PM’d you. (At least I think I have!)

Cool. I’ll be getting in touch. In the meantime is there any of my questions in this thread you can answer any better than have already been (very well) answered? The hold down question for one. And your thoughts on the 3D print. Although I suspect the answer already given will be the correct...

Hi Aaron. are you from yeti or are you a customer?

Yeah I’ve seen the shaper origin but it doesn’t really lend itself to what I need. there are quite a few customers of yeti who are on their site but I figured I’d ask on here as none of the ones they feature on their site will be saying they’re rubbish! It’s a pity they’re not doing on site...

Many thanks for that. Makes me feel a bit better about it. yeah I realise it will take up that room when in use but that’s ok, I do have room to use it but not for it to be there unused if you get me. I use the same room for cabinet assembly, tolexing etc. One thing I do wonder about, is, on a...

Yeah I do see your point on the 3D print thing. I do have an engineering background but I am not conversant with cnc machines. Reason I was looking at this particular one is because of its small footprint and the fact it doesn’t take up the workshop room when not in use. I don’t have the space...

What do you mean by lead screws? My other little gripe is that I know yeti is a fairly new startup but they appear to have Trend on board who’s aren’t. 3D printed plastic parts for a prototype are fine but on the real deal they should be moulded. I know the cost of making injection moulds are...

Yeah I think it’s main bonus is that it’s ‘portable’ or at least it doesn’t require the space that a full size machine does. I’m just wondering if that portability means it will lose a lot of the qualities of a big machine.

Anyone got the yeti smart bench cnc router table and if so, any good?