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    Jumping in with both feet

    Hello all, this is my first post.

    I just got my first CNC machine. I was planing to do a retrofit on a BP clone but I can across a milling center for $500 and couldn't pass it up. It's a 1987
    Matsuura MC-560V with a Yasnac MX 2 control. It was in production until a month ago when the spindle driver started to throw a fault code. The x,y, and Z still move fine.
    My first job is to get it moved home. At 5 tons it will take some doing. I have a bid from one company to do it for $650. Next job will be to make sure my rotary phase converter meets the specs. for the machine. Then repair or replace the spindle driver.

    Here is a link to a few photos of the machine.
    http://picasaweb.google.com/sandy.n.marc/CNC#

    Thanks for reading
    Marc


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    For a first machine it looks like you bought a good one.
    Hopefully everything is in good working order.
    Box Ways too.
    MX2 Yasnac is a good control.
    Do you have the Manuals for Programming and Maintenance??

    You can find most of what you need here.

    http://www.yaskawa.com/site/Support....ntrollers.html

    Good luck with her and welcome to CNC Zone!
    Toby D.
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    Thanks, I got a bunch of documentation with the machine.
    I also just found the documentation for the spindle drive.
    I talked to two of the people who ran the machine since new. They said it is a good machine. They both thought about buying it but don't have the room.

    Marc


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