Am I imagining it, or did someone recently post up that they had got a waterjet CNC machine that would be up and running and available for jobs needed?

If I'm not, if whoever it was could let me know, along with an idea of the accuracy of it!

Cheers.

Speak to andyw7de.

cheers

+/-0.005” or better is usual....

that'd do the job very nicely if it's repeatability is high - certainly not going to be able to make the rest of it to those tolerances. Now just need to hear from andy how expensive it is!

Linky to Andy's website

as a rule we charge less for laser cutting than we do water jet due to the fact that jetting is slower,
just my 2P,wayno!!