Mrcrouse
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Well, you can't just figure machine. With tooling and a decent lathe, you'll likely end up running between $3-$4k easy. You may have luck shopping around for something used, but that can also be risky for a first time buyer.
Plus if you aren't experienced, you may be better off starting with a smaller machine and making basic parts. With a bigger machine, if you make a mistake and crash the machine, it can be very expensive.
Plus if you aren't experienced, you may be better off starting with a smaller machine and making basic parts. With a bigger machine, if you make a mistake and crash the machine, it can be very expensive.
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