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How about combining some technologies. This guy built a 50 caliber baseball bat. 575 foot hit, longest ever. Downsize a bit, with .243 Winchester driver you'll be the talk of the town.

318?!?? There's only a handful of pros driving it that far, wow!

Not saying the don't add value, they seem to have a local presence and seem to work hard to build and protect the brand. Maybe being a consistent vendor to them means you mustn't have excessive returns based on quality. But I also bet there is no one there indicating vises :) Still, there...

Was it here or elsewhere I recently read "Never buy one that's been painted and never sell one without painting it"

haha Susquatch ...... you're going to soon be out of excuses! :)

. Don't like 15k for 10ee? Here's a comparable quality lathe that looks in great shape for 3900. One of a handful of lathes in the 10ee's class, imo. AND it includes chucks, collets and taper attachment...

This was a little more than $100 in total a year ago, higher today., One way of getting control of the temp....it all packs away and was fairly inexpensive. heater is amazon basics. was $34 a year ago, now is 42...

Two things occur to me, first, with a cutter you are going to get a cut V profile which would look better. With a diamond dragger you get a very fine cut line, can;t see the laser looking as nice. Secondly scale. CNC the thing much larger than you need than produce very small, finely cut...

I agree on temps overall. With resin, it makes a massive difference as it direct affects the viscosity of the resin. A lot the resins (specially ones like the castable) work best at 32C. On the cheap I built an "environmental chamber" around the printer. Foam board and duct tape with a...

congrats, its a whole new world adding an amazing abilitiy and utility in the support of shop activities. Then you can add add a resin printer. Entirely different uses. I've had some much fun with both I'd not want to be out them, they are constantly being used. You must be able to use any...