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- Jul 17, 2013
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Need to define your max intended work volume before you start shopping. If you are never going to work on anything in your wildest dreams more than a cubic foot (for example), then you need to look at machines that will satisfy that. No fun and an effort waste if you buy a machine and then figure out real quick that it's too small for your needs. It's better in the long run to save up a bit longer and wait rather than having to upgrade a second time in the near future.
That's what I've been trying to do, but have very little reference point. All my work now is fairly small. I don't see myself going too much larger than I am now.