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Revision as of 09:00, 1 October 2010
The LC Series of machines are light-duty, low cost machines. They can be bundled with a high speed set of electronics that can power through heavier cuts.
Standard LC Series Router
Standard Sizes: 48x96, 50x50, 59x120, 78x120
Low-speed electronics provide rapid speeds of around 250 inches per minute. High speed electronics allow rapid travels between 800 and 1200 inches per minute, and are marketed under the LC+ (LC Plus) name.
Older Versions
LC+ v1.1
Note the different control box in the lower right of this picture. This machine operates at speeds between 800 and 1200 IPM.
LC+ v1.2
Note the different control box. It looks like the regular LC, but is mounted on the inside of the left leg.
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LC Setup
