Looking at the 30" Chinese 3-in-1 sheet metal machines, primarily for use in making electronic chassis and boxes. A couple of questions:
1 - They're rated at 20ga steel. What would the capacity be for aluminum?
2 - Are there any significant differences between suppliers, i.e. Harbor Freight vs. Grizzly or the others selling what appear to be identical machines?
Thanks!
Bob
3-in-1 comparisons
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There is a HUGE difference in machines. I have one that is finished really nice, the Horrible Fright unit is so bad I would not bring it home if they gave it too me, and I am not kidding!
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Bump...
Rather than start another thread on the subject...
Where do the CLARK 3-in-Ones fit on the scale? Better or worse than Horrible Fright?
One is being offered to me at a steep discount.
Where do the CLARK 3-in-Ones fit on the scale? Better or worse than Horrible Fright?
One is being offered to me at a steep discount.
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Use your eyes, pug it in and runit.
You will see it is a door stop.
You will see it is a door stop.
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We have enough youth, how about a fountain of Smart. My computer beat me at chess, but not kickboxing
It is not getting caught in the rain, its learning to dance in it. People saying good morning, should have to prove it.
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