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   dminnery | May 12, 2022 09:18am | #1

   it depends on your needs, hobbyist or pro, engraving or cutting, what size do you need? rabbitlaser is a pretty good place to start and Ray is more knowledgable that any one else I've spoken with. No matter what, I'd try to see some in action.

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   AdamMarkon | May 12, 2022 10:23am | #2

   Absolutely agree with you! It depends on many details.

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   AdamMarkon | May 12, 2022 10:25am | #3

   As for me ...
   1)Choose power
   2) Choose machine size what did you want
   3) Choose configurations for you.

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   dminnery | May 12, 2022 10:47am | #4

   I would also add controller, software and support after the sale. I see a lot of chinese made machines that really vary in price. The main difference I can see is that you're paying more for a name brand sticker on the machine, maybe the paint looks fancier.
   If I was in the market again, I'd go with rabbit laser. If I had a very big budget I'd seriously look at Trotec.

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   AdamMarkon | May 13, 2022 05:19am | #5

   Yes, you're right! we use maybe not the most famous Chinese cnc machines Wattsan, but them have a good price and guaranteed quality. For many years, our company doesn't even think about changing to something another.

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   rob_ss | May 13, 2022 07:34pm | #6

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