NY CNC is great, the guy is so enthusiastic to share his knowledge it's great. Plus some of the machining projects he does are quite something. Also refreshing to get exposure to the business side of running a shop, pricing decisions etc.
You are likely correct that it's better to get a kit even if on the cheaper end than go DIY. There is something about reusing parts that would otherwise go to landfill I really wanted to achieve. Perhaps I can find other uses for them, even if just mastering their operation with an arduino.
You are likely correct that it's better to get a kit even if on the cheaper end than go DIY. There is something about reusing parts that would otherwise go to landfill I really wanted to achieve. Perhaps I can find other uses for them, even if just mastering their operation with an arduino.