Homebrew PCBs

>but there should be the logic that you cannot compare a $600 small 
>axis aluminm frame machine to a fully operational machine that has a 
>12x12 work area. 

You're only seeing things from a designer perspective. For $1,150.00 
you get 15"X14" travel, Kerk precision acme screws, Delrin nuts with 
wear compensation and 4 linear ball bearings on each axis. Knowing what 
you're losing when you pay less and vice versa is the fundamental basis 
of an informed purchasing decision IMO. Frankly, the K2 1414 frame is 
more attractive to me probably because, as end-user, I dare to compare.

--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Mucha" <dave_mucha@...> 
wrote:
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