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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
Is that one of the 240V personal sized home CNC machines? I'd love to pick your brain about one.
I've been waffling for a few years on the idea of getting one, what are some things to look for (ideally I'd like to be able to do both thin gauge metal and wood).
And how user friendly is the program? I'm modestly good with autocad (goes back a few years now to my schooling) but is it a step learning curve?
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The CNC belongs to my dad, and he set it all up, so unfortunately I can’t help you out with most of those questions.
It’s not a personal sized machine, my dad’s can do 4’x4’
He does all his drawing in Fusion 360. It wasn’t all that easy to setup, but a newer machine might be easier.
He has done wood, plastic and aluminum on it.