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Old September 19th 05, 04:13 AM
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cut parts from...but that is not a sport plane A metal sport plane can
be built very very well with basic sheet metal tools. The high dollar
stuff would be a waste of money unless you needed production speed of an
automobile assembly line.
I've never built a plastic injection mold, but I've built airplanes



That's exactly the point, we're talking about production speeds. The
equipment you're talking about will not churn out a finished plane every 2
minutes at an affordable price.

I'm talking about CNC machines in cells with robots, and stamping machines,
and injection molds.


 




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