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  1. 12-09-2014, 06:39 PM #1
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    Default looking for someone with two types of CNC

    I am embarrassed to say I dont remember who has a shop with a shopbot and a cammaster machine. If you do can you PM me to help with an issue?

    My humble thanks in advance,
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    Would that be Jim McGrew?
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    Jim only has a Camaster. He never had a Shopbot
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    Joe,

    I have both but my Bot is in storage right now as I don't have enough shop space at the new house yet.

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    I had a prt for a short while, not enough experience on my part !
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    Cool

    Thank you everyone! I appreciate all of the offline help I received.

    I love this community.
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