The bed that fits the workshop you actually haveEasyRoute is for people who already make parts, signs, or furniture in wood and acrylic — a workshop tool, not a spare-bedroom first print shop. The bed you buy should match the sheets you already handle, not the longest number on a brochure. | ||
What changes on the floorA 1325-class bed (roughly 1300 by 2500 mm) is the common South African sheet conversation. A 2030 is a larger timber and board week. Desktop DIY exists for small acrylic and honest hobby limits — it is not a 1325 squeezed into a passage. | ||
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Power is part of the ticketMany small workshops only have 220V. A lot of spindles want 380V. PhaseMagic converts 220→380 so the shop can still run. Johannesburg is the realistic first-machine story. We do not invent wait days or sold quantities. | ||
P.S. If you wanted a t-shirt machine, say that in the first line. We will not park a gantry on a garment question. | ||
Reply with the parts you already make, the room, whether you have three-phase, and your city. WhatsApp 060 600 6000 · am.co.za | ||
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