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I know it all takes time and patience but there is just so much to learn. Motor power and torque curves, proper power requirements, proper cnc controller for type machine one might have....
When you are new to these types of requirements, where is the for dummies guide to help figure out these answers?
Just when I think I have a grasp on things, then I realize I don't....
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Keith
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You never stop learning
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Yeah - Everyday once I think I know what I am doing, I realize that I really don't.
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It is fun and relatively safe though. The wife still gets jealous? I am in the garage!
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Quote from: Fastest1 on February 05, 2011, 12:56:12 PM
It is fun and relatively safe though. The wife still gets jealous? I am in the garage!
Nice - I do have fun with it and that is the important part.
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