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[Oryxdesign]

Just wondering if anyone has been, what it was like and who's thinking of going tomorrow.

Simon

 

[DaveL]

Take a look here, looks good from the reports and pictures.

 

[Oryxdesign]

Thanks Dave

 

[RATWOOD]

I will be on Andy Harrison's wood stand on sunday
with Mrs Ratwood

 

[Paul Chapman]

I'll be going tomorrow.

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[Chris Knight]

For bargains, troll the stands as they start to pack up..

 

[CNC Paul]

Just wondering if anyone has been, what it was like and who's thinking of going tomorrow.

Simon

It was much better than the last few years.

I liked the new Lamello Invis which I think I would get if the right job came along. I did get a Gorilla Gripper for £20 (normally about £60).

If you are into turning there is plenty there, I do fancy a Legacy CNC 8)

 

[wizer]

I do fancy a Legacy CNC 8)

Me too. But why would you want one? Presumably for the spindle axis? Could you not retrofit it to your current machine? I asked the price, it will be around 8k for the smallest one they do (Arty). That seemed expensive to me, but you get the added benefit of support from woodworkers. Most CNC companies are not aiming at woodworkers, not in this sense anyway.

 

[CNC Paul]

I do fancy a Legacy CNC 8)

Could you not retrofit it to your current machine? .

I am building one at the moment, slowly due to lack of spare time.

 

[big soft moose]

That seemed expensive to me, but you get the added benefit of support from woodworkers. Most CNC companies are not aiming at woodworkers, not in this sense anyway.

we've just bought a cnc from routout plc - 2.5k - they are a small two man company based just outside llanelli but i was impressed with the build quality and also their customer service