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29 July 2013
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  A couple of months have elapsed since we finished the EG base and I feel comfortable saying that designing and casting a composite base can be a good idea for you, depending on your machine requirements and with only a few reservations that I will go into later.  
A couple of months have elapsed since we finished the EG base and I feel comfortable saying that designing and casting a composite base can be a good idea for you, depending on your machine requirements and with only a few reservations that I will go into later.  


Below, I will go over the basic process that we used to make our base.
Below, I will go over the basic process that we used to make our base.

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29 July 2013

A couple of months have elapsed since we finished the EG base and I feel comfortable saying that designing and casting a composite base can be a good idea for you, depending on your machine requirements and with only a few reservations that I will go into later.

Below, I will go over the basic process that we used to make our base.


Update History

30 May 2013

  The base has been molded YES!! (fist pumping).

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20 Apr 2013

  Parts (on order) have been rolling in, mold assembly has started.

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Status 4 Feb 13

 Mold has been made, waiting for planning of plumbing (cutting fluids) and parts (fastener and epoxy)

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