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Re: Are CNC machines ready for Fine Woodworking?
The Woodworking profession is one that has evolved alot over the years, and with that evolution comes a change in technology and process. There was once a time before power tools even existed, and the craft was just as fine and arguable more impressive. Yet we sit here and brag about our own work using Digital readouts, powerfeeders and electric sanders. CNC machines are just a new tool designed to achive greatness in the hands of a skilled user. To say that such a machine does not deserve to be in a periodicle that prides itself on being true to the woodworking profession, is ignorant and unprofessional. Take pride in your work, its your product, don't be intimidated by technology, embrace it.
posted: 8:04 am on January 25th