Re: Ready to pull the trigger on a CNC router
Take a look at the new centroid 'acorn' board for the controller too. I don't have one but I'm looking for an excuse to get one. My last (ie current) project is using Tinyg but the more I think about it, the more a web based interface is bugging me.
An acorn board should fit your proposed machine well especially if you are used to working with industrial controls. As far as crp pro vs standard you are getting what you pay for. CNC's will depreciate but a better build will always sell a little more easily if needed down the road.
In case anyone is wondering, I'm the twin of the other gfacer on cnczone...