Dream machine

[CNCadmin]

http://www.scaled.com/services/cms_mill.html

http://www.scaled.com/services/tooling.html

[Graham S]

well it leaves you with plenty of floor space

[JIMMY]

I want it.

[JavaDog]

Other than the BIG FREAKING SERVOS, would it really be that hard to make your garage into a mini version of this? Bet it could be done for under $10k. You could still use a high-end router motor too, if all you are cutting is foam.

[JIMMY]

That would be a killer steup to have one set a the garage.

[Moondog]

interesting.. yes... ... but can it engrave??????

[JIMMY]

I would try

[Carver]

I wonder if you could get your wife to believe that this will empty the cat litter box and take the trash out?

Cool toy! Thanks for sharing it.

[Monte]

Originally Posted by Moondog interesting.. yes... ... but can it engrave??????

Why not? I worked with a machine about this big for some wing moulds. We went from 2" ball end mill to a 1/8" ball end mill on the parts. 12-16 hours to cut a part, 13' x 4' x 1', cool stuff.

Monte

[Monte]

Originally Posted by CNCadmin http://www.scaled.com/services/cms_mill.html http://www.scaled.com/services/tooling.html

Here's another one:

http://www.janicki.com/

Monte

[miljnor]

I know when lasers first became simi affordable, you could buy one (if you could get financing) and be guarantied enough work to choke you. Of course not my kid could get one and put it in his room so this isn't true any more but I wounder if owning a machine that big guaranties any kind of customer base?

(I know nothing in life is realy gaurantied but you all know what I mean.)

DAAAAAAMNNNN BUT THOSE THINGS ARE HUGE!

[DAB_Design]

miljnor, we have a couple (not quite that big) that are just sitting there doing nothing. Pretty sad really. But we limit ourselves to the aircraft industry. Maybe we could change out the coolant for just soapy water and use them as a car wash? Insert $150/hr into slot and pull forward.