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| Thoth, You got my interest. But tell me more. Are you doing it now or do you want to start doing it. Tell me about what kind of tools you use.
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| I use a z.bavelloni EGAR 320 router CNC. 7'X11' working table size. Internal and external water cooled for the tools. Have been working production with it for 2 years now. The tools/types of tools abound for this application AKA Natural Stone. What I have found is that the Vincent Tyrolit diamonds are the best. Any profile you want you can get... However 2 1/4" is about as thick as your going to want to fabricate on the CNC because it was initially designed for glass but retrofited for stone... So as you can imagine... 2 1/4" thick of granite is a good load for it... But possible. Thoth |
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I wonder how much a just trained egar operator could make? What if he could do ALL other manual phases of stone fabrication? From slab pickup to face polishing with cnc in between. What price might that fetch yaaaalllllllll? |
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| I've been in stone fabrication for 15 years, cnc machines for 6 years, all for the same company. we use GibbsCAM for programming our two omag 3axis and brembana 5axis with lathe. We fabricate stone counter tops, dimentional limestone (finials, fireplaces, relief carvings, mouldings, ect.) and other stones We also have a scantech laser scanner and Carso CAM for reproducing reliefs. We use Rhino And Autocad for drawing. I can fabricate from drawing to cutting to polishing to install. Our company is in Michigan and I make $22.00/hr. plus benefits. |
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| Hey Thoth, which Tyrolit Polishing wheels are you using? Most people I know of are using the rubber wheels. I was curious if you were using the Winner Polish wheels at all, and how they were working. I have them running on one machine now, for the "FV" profile, and the polish is coming of great. Kevin Jr GMR Quality Stone Products |
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