We know a shop that built a 5x10 foot table. They spent about $18,000 by the time they were done. It shakes and shutters when it runs still.

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(The table) has been working fantastically.

I set out a piece that I cut without expecting to sell it but a guy came by and said he wanted it. I told him I didn't even know how much it was but he took it anyway and told me to let him know the price. Now I've partnered up with a guy who does cowboy furniture. We're taking stuff to one of the big shows around here.

I could not even spell computer before I got this machine. I still don't feel that you guys are putting enough emphasis on the quality of the machine.

You said a lot of good things about it, and its all true!

It is the only machine in the shop that is making me any money.

We've been happy with it. The superintendent is real excited that we have it.

With our other machine, when we try to handle a big art scene, it just sits and computes forever. It's very frustrating.

I know a place that has one. All of a sudden he has more work than he can handle! I'm going to have to get one for myself.