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We try to get to tether with a couple of friends at least once a week. Mostly card games, but our Favorit is a Canadian card game called Wizard. It is a really fun trick based game. It can get a little cut throat.

Thank you for this review. The gweike is still top of my list. Whether G2-30w or G2-MAX, will depend on the sales when I accumulate the funds. LOL One of my goals will be to cut through 1.6mm nickel silver and bronze. About 6mm X 50mm simple shapes. How long do you think it would take to cut...

I use a rotary polisher, to polish my pen clips and rings. Stainless Steel shot, water, and a couple of drops of dawn. Polishes up my silver, bronze and nickel-silver quite well.

What about the Gweike G2 Pro 30W or the G2 Max 50 . They are both Galvo with a 15cm working area. I am still working on funds for the G2Pro $2100USD right now.

I don’t think the draw bar would have any effect on the bearings. In mine, the draw bar only contacts the ends of the spindle. It’s tightened hand tight, and I don’t think I can generate enough force to compress the spindle. The only other acting force is the outward pressure, on the spindle...

I’ve used this stuff, but I wouldn’t call it cheap. https://vegatheatricalsupplies.ca/collections/crafting-shop/products/eva-econo-foam

Sorry for the delay. Not sure if these were standard issue. It is MT4 taper on the outside, with chamfer on the inside to fit 4C. Its pulled into the adapter with a drawbar.

Unfortunately my B-I-L is off the market for one of these.

What do you mean by an integral 5C collet chuck? My SM 10” has a 4C adapter to fit into the MT4 headstock spindle. I couldn’t find anything in a 5C.

That is so cool @1018Machine . I have a Gweike G2Pro30W at the top of my purchase list. You’re the first one I’ve seen showing a 30w, actually, cutting out small components.