I shouldn't have said bad luck, it's more like the process is inefficient, both to set up and program, and if I'm getting a machine specifically to do this job TCPC is going to drastically cut down on the hours required. Also, martin trunnion tables don't come with models and anything we model...
I've spoken to my HFO a couple of times, and the 30-week lead time is definitely firm, though I'll definitely ask them to keep me in mind if someone backs out on an order. A VF-2 would be nice but they need 70 amps unless you get a gearbox, but at that point, a new one would really be more than...
I need some advice on buying a new, or new to me, machine. I'm limited by my shop that doesn't have much available power (about 60 amps @ 220 MAX) without spending quite a bit, and I have 4" 4000PSI concrete, so while most machines are fine, some of the used machines I've found that way...
I’m looking to buy an older used 5 axis machine and I'm looking for advice on how inspecting one of these machines might differ from inspecting a 3 axis machine. For reference, I'm looking at a 2013 YCM FX380A.
W3-W5 are standard tub type 3 and 5 cu ft type tumblers. I'll probably buy a bowl eventually, but for now, I'll probably stick with a tub as most of my parts are 12"x6"x2". But I'm more curious about who you bought your tumbler from, how your experience with the company has been etc.
I’m looking for a W3 to W5 type machine, for prepping 6061T6 parts for anodizing. We do small production runs, where we’ll make between 150-350 parts a month. As I’m shopping around I’m noticing that Giant Finishing, Mass Finishing, Kalamazoo Industries, and Advanced Finishing all have very...
I have a one-off part I need to make that has a pocket in it at 8 degrees. My machine is only 3 axis, so I was thinking I might use some angle blocks and oversized vice jaws, but I'm not quite sure what to probe! I'm thinking I could just probe the corner of the vice and make my model as...
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