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  1. 02-25-2011, 07:41 PM #11
    wannabeaflyer
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    Re: How to hold pieces down on a CNC machine?

    Hi Guys tis only mee again some pics of my prototype CNC router ( i use that term very loosely ) ok ok i'll settle for Lash up but ii point out and accurate and effective Lash up LOL
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    Re: How to hold pieces down on a CNC machine?

    thanks again for all he advice! i have seen the option to make the bridges in the software I use but I've never tried it. I will try that.
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