> > You may wish to ask Russell to scan China for cnc router components.
> > You could build a cnc router quite cheep by yourself off the components=
..
>
> The plan is to have one set of these components printed and then make
> silicone molds from them. Then they can be cast in whatever I want,
> most likely filled epoxy or polyester.
>
> Even the 3D printer I visited does that. Makes sense - 3D printing is
> slow and relatively expensive, but I don't mind that to get a set of good
> originals. Fortunately Inkscape has a tutorial for the very things I want
>

I see, you need the work to be done now. But if you plan to build a cnc
router, you'll need to learn the software. I just thought why not to start
learning the software now. A cnc router is extremely useful tool for an EE
tech, if some cheap Chinese seller of cnc router components is found, the
router could be build cheap,

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