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I was telling my wife on Tuesday how Amazon Prime Days didn't impress me. No great deals on anything I was interested in.
Then I saw this at 25% off and figured it would at least be a nice precision drilling machine and do some engraved faceplates for projects.
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So now you are going to have to start machining up custom faceplates and knobs for all your DIY amplifier projects. Good luck with the new machine.![:+1: :+1:](https://diy.midwestaudio.club/plugins/emojiextender/emoji/twitter/+1.png)
I'm curious to see what this thing can and can't handle. I watched a review where they milled a PC board. It actually did a decent job. I have a feeling my wife already has some little wood engraving projects for me.
I have thought for many years about buying a small DIY CNC router to machine the baffles for my speaker projects. Probably would have been money well spent as I stress out so much about machining my baffles. I like perfect driver rebates and that takes a lot of work manually.
I definitely thought about that too. I know MDF is fairly cheap, but I hate screwing up a piece and having to start over. It's a mental thing. I'll probably be wasting lots of stock while learning how to use this new toy. I'll have to eventually buy the Y axis extension kit to do anything bigger than a very short 5" 2-way.