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CNC for the home

By Stuart Constantine - March 27, 2007

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The reviews of the Craftsman CompuCarve are very uneven, and the only ones that seem to make it work are really dedicated users. Not to mention that they also can invest $1900 to buy it in the first place. But the important thing is that this product is available at all, from Sears, and is being marketed as a tool for the layman. It is just one step closer to the Jetsons lifestyle, where you push a button and a finished product comes out of an opening in the wall.

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