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DIY Industry Standards

http://diylilcnc.org/ - precision, at $700 parts cost; open source plans - [1]
MyDIYCNC - $400 parts cost - [review http://radar.oreilly.com/2010/12/diy-fabrication-hits-a-new-pri.html]; Kickstarter - [2]; sales site - [3]
A Quick CNC - from Kickstarter - [4] - $550 parts cost; ball lead screws used; sales site - [5]

Precision acme of 3/8-16 (.009 accuracy per foot or better) - $9/foot for steel, $14/foot for stainless steel - [6]
Precision acme 3/8-16 platform nut - [7] - $20

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	*Precision acme of 3/8-16 (.009 accuracy per foot or better) - $9/foot for steel, $14/foot for stainless steel - [http://www.mcmaster.com/#about-acme-precision-threaded-rods/=bm1jv1]		*Precision acme of 3/8-16 (.009 accuracy per foot or better) - $9/foot for steel, $14/foot for stainless steel - [http://www.mcmaster.com/#about-acme-precision-threaded-rods/=bm1jv1]
			*Precision acme 3/8-16 platform nut - [http://www.mcmaster.com/#about-acme-precision-threaded-rods/=bm1jv1] - $20