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Building a Yuich Arai 290 Horn (or two)
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<blockquote data-quote="naboo" data-source="post: 1149333" data-attributes="member: 23125"><p>Thanks [USER=15256]@Curlycat[/USER] . Note that the "old school" decision is also somewhat informed. The point of the hifi hobby, for me, is the DIY part. Secondly, for resale etc., CNC is a much better option. But CNC is not without it's perils. You have to buy the design from someone who previously did the design. Then, a lot of CNC machines don't have enough leeway on the z-axis to make it work, so you may have to move the wood, which is risky. Eventually, it looked like "old school" might be as risky (where risk == time + money) as CNC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="naboo, post: 1149333, member: 23125"] Thanks [USER=15256]@Curlycat[/USER] . Note that the "old school" decision is also somewhat informed. The point of the hifi hobby, for me, is the DIY part. Secondly, for resale etc., CNC is a much better option. But CNC is not without it's perils. You have to buy the design from someone who previously did the design. Then, a lot of CNC machines don't have enough leeway on the z-axis to make it work, so you may have to move the wood, which is risky. Eventually, it looked like "old school" might be as risky (where risk == time + money) as CNC. [/QUOTE]
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