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10 Foot Axial Mill From Flat Plate Part 1
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Re: 10 Foot Axial Mill From Flat Plate Part 1
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by domwild (
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Very professional! Great thing to have a CNC machine to play with. Keep up the good work. I hope your magnets will stay glued on.
Regards,
dom There is one thing money cannot buy: POVERTY!
Re: 10 Foot Axial Mill From Flat Plate Part 1
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by brianc4 on Sat May 31st, 2008 at 07:32:56 AM MST
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I hope they stay glued on as well! I have worked with rare earth magnets in the past building magnetic drums for scrap conveyors but the magnets were bolted on. I have worked with several different epoxies in the past as well but this is my first experience combining the two.
Brian
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