I Want To Buy A Small Cnc Router!

[Guest mr product]

Hi everyone,

 

I want to buy a small CNC router that has a table size roughly A4-A3 paper sized.

 

I'm googling, but I'm only finding massive CNC "beds." I want something that can sit nicely next to my printer.

 

Any ideas? I'm in the UK.

 

Michael

 

P.S. I'm not interested in making one (if you've seen the recent DIY CNC blogs recently)

[Guest w i l l]

www.cncdudez.com

[Guest superbad]

There are a lot. http://www.desktopcnc.com has some huge comparison tables that include almost all of them. I count at least 50 on the router page. I recently sold my desktop CNC mill (a Taig).

[Guest w i l l]

Yeh they are harder to get hold of in the UK though.

[Guest superbad]

I'm sure most of these guys would ship. Voltage might be a problem. If you've got the funds, most of the best "professional" ones are made in Europe, esp. Germany.

[Guest Peedub]

Build your own!

 

http://www.engadget.com/2006/06/29/how-to-...machine-part-1/

[Guest superbad]

Build your own!

 

http://www.engadget.com/2006/06/29/how-to-...machine-part-1/

 

You didn't read the first post, did you?

[Guest Peedub]

No I didn't . Doh.

[Guest thephoenix]

Maybe.. you can build and sell him one.. LOL

[Guest mr product]

Thanks for the links guys!

 

I'm definitely not going to build one myself!

 

Hope one pops up on E-bay soon...

 

Michael

[Guest w i l l]

Let me know if you find anywhere with good deals etc in the UK/Europe as I'm interested in buying one myself. Cheers.

[Guest mr product]

Yeah, sure thing Will.

 

In the mean time, this company has something quite nice:

 

http://www.carvewright.com/index.html

 

Michael

[Guest w i l l]

By the way this forum; cnczone is pretty useful. (and massive).

[Guest Telegon80]

cnczone owns.

[Guest raptor]

i bought a showroom Roland MDX-15 in the end. had enough of CNC nonsense and those DIY crap. my advice is get a reputable machine, fork a bit of penny more and you'd get a decent machine.