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Sat 16 October 2010, 08:08
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Hello - from Haiti
Hey MechMates,
I'm very new to this. I'm planning to build a 8'Lx8'W CNC ideally a 5 Axis one that can work on wood, iron, aluminum, ceramic and others. After surviving the earthquake down here, my outlook on survival has directed me to containerized (shipping container) living/working... basically everything. I have lots of projects to build, which most require a high degree of precision that unfortunately our local artisan do not have the required skills to reproduce. This is what happens when academic education is non-existent or close to it. BE COOL STAY IN SCHOOL! I could use all your help to get this CNC up and running asap. Sincerely, Taz 
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#2
Wed 20 October 2010, 17:59
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Welcome and congrats on your survival skills
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#3
Fri 22 October 2010, 10:17
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Interesting! Looking forward to your progress.
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#4
Tue 26 October 2010, 05:11
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Welcome to the group Tazio!
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#5
Tue 26 October 2010, 13:47
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Welcome Tazio!
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#6
Tue 26 October 2010, 21:13
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Welcome!
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