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cnc limits?
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CHEER
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it's a intimacy thing
if you gotta ask
then you don't understand
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well someone feels strongly about it. I guess I should have worded my question without leaving out the concept of inanimate. So do you ride a horse everywhere? Go post under timber frame philosophy.
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I'm just now working on a big building and have asked for some help from the local CNC shop. At first glance the biggest block for collaboration is the round ended mortises and tenons. Should I round off or should they square out? They are good people though, I had no trouble feeling a sense of friendship and soul at their shop.
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dj, I don't think I'd cut tree spikes well either. But don't do much hardcore broadaxe work.
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