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Millright Power Route
- Thread starter ttabbal
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I love the calanders, Nice work.
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ttabbal, the first work is pretty nice. I've been trying to make such thing from a piece of wood one day. It's definitely not so easy to make such work without a reliable router and a table for it, which would fit in every action. What do think about the best router lift? What options should it have?
Router lift? Not sure if that translated well. Or I'm a bit out of it. 
The power route is a full kit, comes with the CNC setup, motion control, and the Dewalt DW618 router. It's worked well for me and I haven't had any need to change anything.
If you mean bits/end mills... Lots of choices. I mostly use 1/4" and 1/8" from MillRight. Along with 90 degree V-Bits from eBay.
I hope that helps. If not, try to rephrase the question. Sometimes different words translate better or just work better in my brain.
The power route is a full kit, comes with the CNC setup, motion control, and the Dewalt DW618 router. It's worked well for me and I haven't had any need to change anything.
If you mean bits/end mills... Lots of choices. I mostly use 1/4" and 1/8" from MillRight. Along with 90 degree V-Bits from eBay.
I hope that helps. If not, try to rephrase the question. Sometimes different words translate better or just work better in my brain.