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Originally Posted by funkymonkey1111
Just a couple videos on youtube. I thought about giving it a try, but I'm not that confident in my skills or my drill press.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hound
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Originally Posted by funkymonkey1111
Just a couple videos on youtube. I thought about giving it a try, but I'm not that confident in my skills or my drill press.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hound
i've thought about taking the plunge on that one from Watkins tool in Denver--it comes with the jig and is $109. if it screws up, it's not the end of the worldQuote:
Originally Posted by Sharpienads
If any are interested I could rent my mill out to use and some instructions. Located Highway 52 and I 25
cost? have you completed 80% uppers?Quote:
Originally Posted by henpecked
20.00 per hour, no I have not built any AR receivers but Im pretty qualified.
Omicron has been out here, and a few others.
I can not and will not build it for you. I will be here and show you how to run the equipment safely and competently.
High Plains CNC, $68, 30 min., done.
He has a nice shop too.Quote:
Originally Posted by henpecked
henpecked, have you taken one of these 80% lowers and finished it up? In other words, would you be able to show people how to finish one using your machines? If so, I suspect - based on the responses above - you'll have a line out the door.
+ $35 to $70 for an 80% and i can walk out with a factory unit. Yes i know the build your own is nice, in many ways. Myself, it comes down to cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbo99miata
Add in potential FFL transfer fee, BGC, etc...price comes out about the same. I prefer the benefits of DIY over the couple bucks saved buying a factory unit. The beauty of the platform is exactly what we are discussing in this forum! [Beer]