Cnc Router Plasma

I have a 3D steel die. I want to duplicate that die. What process is recommended?

Plasma? CNC router?

*CNC router.
*CNC Contour Cutting Machine (Wire Type).
I have seen this machine that make your duplicate die [having material like "WPS" with ease.]
Accuracy is within +/- 0.001 mm.

[Good , accurate programming is needed for CNC operation.
Costly affair but highly accurate.
Costly affair in the sense that it requires "constant voltage,constant frequency and constant conductivity of DM water and initial cost of machine is high.]

Router $49.4 Poly-Planar Router

CNC TURNFIN $4.5 CNC TURNFIN

Mortising Router Bit $20.67 1/2 mortising bit Down shear works to eliminate splintering, ideal for hinges, mortises, and dadoes Designed with deep center gullets for maximum material removal without chip loading Cuts all composition materials, plywoods, hardwoods, and softwoods Use on CNC and other automatic routers as well as hand-held and table-mounted portable routers 1/2 overall diameter x 1/2 carbide height x 1/4 shank diameter x 2 overall length Brand #: Freud Inc 16-100 UPC: 008925380290 Keywords: bit router hinge mortises mortising

CNC 3-Blade Set(CNC Grips & Swash Plate) $85 CNC 3-Blade Set(CNC Grips & Swash Plate)

CNC 3-Blade Set(CNC Grips & Swash Plate) $85 CNC 3-Blade Set(CNC Grips & Swash Plate)

BROADBAND ROUTER $41.99 BROADBAND ROUTER

Plasma Stand $311.99 Plasma Stand

CNC STRUT SET 6mm/7.5mm $16.5 CNC STRUT SET 6mm/7.5mm

CNC RUNDER-ASSEMBLY 75mm $16.5 CNC RUNDER-ASSEMBLY 75mm

CNC WATER COOLED T-MANIFOLD26CC $31.5 CNC WATER COOLED T-MANIFOLD26CC

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Home Made CNC Router/Plasma table

Can a CNC router equipped with a laser or plasma cutter cleanly cut aluminum diamond plate?

I'd like to cut some designs in aluminum diamond plate and I was curious to know if a CNC router with a laser or plasma torch could do the job. I know a waterjet works pretty well, but the price of the machine is currently not in my budget. Thanks!

Due to the high thermal conductivity of aluminum it takes a lot of laser power to cut it, so if you can't afford a water jet I don't think you can afford an aluminum cutting laser either.
But plasma should work well. and relatively low cost systems are avaliable
Or if your volume is low, it might be more cost effective to send the work out to a water jet cutter, and not tie up you money in a machine, even a low end CNC plasma cutter will probably cost several thousand dollars.