In a message dated 00-03-23 14:07:19 EST, you write: << The only CNC machining of steel, for example, was done by a EDM machine. I am told they will hold a tolerance of .010, or maybe better. How does this relate to laser or oxy/acetylene accuracy? >> Royce- The parts we got from the laser machines were within .002" or better. Hole diameters were very accurate to within +- 001". It really depends a lot on the type of material and the setup of the machine. I have seen the results of a wire feed EDM used at the Submarine Repair Facility in Bangor WA that held a tolerance of less than .005" but it was not nearly as fast as the laser. Salty
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