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New Haas UMC 350 Models Coming Out Soon
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super low, under 20% with 6 figure salary
try Banterra Machine Tool Finance
eh, at this point i'm gonna work a few more years at my current job, save up, and in 2-3 years my shares will vest, i should have around 3/4 mil to start my own thing with, at that point fuck banks.
implmex
Titanium
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- Jun 23, 2002
- Location
- Vancouver BC Canada
Hi Empower:
I will cheer for your success when it happens.
Will you focus on 5 axis milling or do you intend to set up a full service shop?
Cheers
Marcus
www.implant-mechanix.com
www.vancouverwireedm.com
I will cheer for your success when it happens.
Will you focus on 5 axis milling or do you intend to set up a full service shop?
Cheers
Marcus
www.implant-mechanix.com
www.vancouverwireedm.com
mhajicek
Titanium
- Joined
- May 11, 2017
- Location
- Minneapolis, MN, USA
I had to get a new Haas to start my company; I couldn't afford a used machine. The new Haas was much easier to finance.
Thank you!Hi Empower:
I will cheer for your success when it happens.
Will you focus on 5 axis milling or do you intend to set up a full service shop?
Cheers
Marcus
www.implant-mechanix.com
www.vancouverwireedm.com
5 axis is kinda my game so most likely focus on that, but usually my motto is: never say never.
it was for a used machine, GF mikron Mill e 500 for 150k. absolutely smokin deal, alas...
GF Mikron E 500 for sale
that do be it.
@empower Maybe you should try getting that loan again. I just saw the link to that GF Mikron on eBay and they just lowered their asking price to 135k.
that was the price i was going to get it for, couldnt get approved. fuck banks.
i'll wait 2-3 years, save up and buy something like that with cash.
Dang, that sucks. Sorry man! That's one heck of a deal for sure.
thanks man.
i'm pissed, but this is fuel for me to dig deeper and succeed despite these shitty obstacles
I'd be pissed too. Heck yeah!! Use that fuel.
Well, looks like they finally released pricing on this. At $115K the UMC350 doesn't make a lot of sense.
it doesnt make any sense at 90k even.
DSMWerks
Aluminum
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- May 7, 2005
- Location
- Prescott Valley
That Micron 500 U is awesome. It's weighs in at 13,000 lbs and is fairly small foot print. But just a little to tall for my shop. Wish the UMC 350 HD weighed about 8,000 lbs and had larger, slower pitch ball screws for better accuracy. I still start to drool when I see any video of the Kern HD Micro. But until I hit the Mega Millions Lotto that isn't happening.
Stirling
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2013
- Location
- Alberta canada
What’s the advantage to this platform vs a dt/dm with a rotory on the table?
Save a few inches on the table stack height?
Save a few inches on the table stack height?
DSMWerks
Aluminum
- Joined
- May 7, 2005
- Location
- Prescott Valley
I'm not sure the TRT210 would fit on the DT/DM and maybe its a little more ridgid with Y axis on its own for the the TRT210 and X and Z being on the base casting? I'd be all over one but when I have had friends with DM's tell me they circle interpolate holes that are plus .0008" in Y axis and minus .0005" in X axis I lost interest.
Stirling
Hot Rolled
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- Dec 11, 2013
- Location
- Alberta canada
They can’t comp those holes in better through controller settings? A laser alignment/ballbar might go a long way for their precision.
I have a hard time seeing any industrial machine that’s in good shape/programmed properly and setup properly being so sloppy?