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This Router is still for sale. Had a buyer in January with a deposit to hold till the end of March, however he is unable to complete the purchase.

The router is still available.

2007 Shopbot PRS Standard 48" x 96". $8,800.
It is fully operational in my basement.
Includes 3 hold down vacuums. Several bits. Porter Cable Router. Laptop control computer.
Optional Shopbot...

I would email them. My recent experience was awesome.

Bob,

Thanks for the link. I have a 3D printer on order. Will need all the help I can get. lol

Larry

I think it be better if it was also a charging dock.

Take look at kossel clear on Kickstarter.com

I have put a pledge in for one. Though I must agree with above poster the under $5,000 units are on the low end, but a great way to get your feet wet...

Color me skeptical.

Says handmade and in the USA, not really believing that.

David

Gweike Model LC6090

I have had a Chinese laser over 3 years. Did replace the tube this year (upgraded from 80 watts to 130 watts). The key questions are; 1, what will you use it for. 2, what is your budget.

I have...

I like the way you tiered the shelf displays. Certainly adds an eye pleasing touch to a great collection
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My experience in the air compressor industry says PVC is a definite no no. Those that have it may count themselves as lucky. As stated in previous posts, PVC can deteriorate over time and fail. I...

Awesome, thanks for taking the time to share.

Very impressive!

I bought an electric (battery) fork lift, as I was concerned about the exhaust from the propane units in an enclosed area.

That is interesting.

Future option?

I also have both a laser (80 Watt) and a Shopbot. The biggest advantage of a laser is there are no hold down issues. Only warped material can create a problem, but not too hard to handle that.
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Adam,
Reboot both the SB control box and the computer.

FYI. I run my SB on a dedicated laptop (4 years) stripped off most of stuff Gary suggests. Except, i do use a wireless connection.
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Jack,

I think they left out the part where they had to draw in all the internals before they "printed" it. Great printer though and advertising.

Great find Tim.

Thanks for posting.

Why not a refrigerated dryer?

Larry

Jerry,

Very clever.

Thanks for posting the pics.

I would suggest reloading your firmware.

Try McmasterCarr.com

Larry

Kevin,

I agree with the advise everyone has given thus far. I always test my vacuum by trying to push the board, not lift it. As previously stated,down spirals will work best for low vacuums like...