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    Thermal dynamics cutmaster 52 in action

    Hello guys the pictures you go to see now are cut with cutmaster 52.
    1/8 material 40 amps and 60 ipm. I sold this table and now i have my toy i waiting for my force cut 80i to show how the machine work in my cutting table.
    Any comments or questions are welcome
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    Looks great! Nice job.
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    Looking good CNCman. - What brand of table did you buy?
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    Thanks for looking. don't worry because little by little I will go to explain to the people on the forum how build the table. is my own I build by my self but I have other kind to build in diferent ways. working more faster, more smoot. all you see I built by my self Z axis, electronics table and all the time I useMACH3 AND SHEET CAM) This combination works great.
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    Looking good CNCman. - What brand of table did you buy?

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    Nice designs and cuts Carlos. I use Sheetcam with EMC2 as the CAM program. That combo also works quite well.
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    I'm definetely impressed! AND awaiting instructions on how I can build one like it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluesman View Post
    I'm definetely impressed! AND awaiting instructions on how I can build one like it!
    I am interested in this also.
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    Very soon bluesman and the places to buy the pieces at rasonable price

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    I could be persuaded to start a build of G2 table myself.
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    sorry guys but is hard to post here I had the post ready to biggining on the proyect and I was log in and don't let me post and erase my post I try later

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