Two more of Joe's CNC Model 2006

[Rene Nuñez Paz]

Iam trying to contact High Tech Systems, but the site is moved, May somebody help me about to buy the ATC?
Thanks, Rene
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Excuseme, my bad english, I hope that you understand

[bp092]

http://hightechsystemsllc.com/pt_rapid_changer.html

He's restocking right now. Mines collecting dust because its only rated at 10,000RPM

[GAWnCA]

Originally Posted by bp092 http://hightechsystemsllc.com/pt_rapid_changer.html He's restocking right now. Mines collecting dust because its only rated at 10,000RPM

Mine is collecting dust because I don't have a CNC machine to attach it to. I have read where people have run them up to 20K RPM. He is using a higher strength spring now.

http://www.hightechsystemsllc.com/ will get you to the main page.

[Buzz9075]

Mine is collecting dust because of all the issues I had with it :0 as well as 10K was to slow for some work, and the noise levels are much lower without in on. Thinking about selling it and the adaptors.

[GAWnCA]

Originally Posted by Buzz9075 Mine is collecting dust because of all the issues I had with it :0 as well as 10K was to slow for some work, and the noise levels are much lower without in on. Thinking about selling it and the adaptors.

What kind of router are you running? What all do you have and how much?

[Buzz9075]

Not sure what I want.... I have many adaptors, the drill bit adaptor with head. I will gather all the information in tonight and post. Here is a list of the issues I have had (with the stronger spring).
Dust collects between the head and the adaptors, making if very hard to remove the adaptor till you get the dust out.
Even at 10K to 12K (as many have proved you can run), the adaptors will spin in the head unit when a high strees zone is hit (really obvious in oak with the grain gets tight). This cause a side effect of removing the finish of the cutters.
For some reason I can not longer get the V cutters to spin true when using it true
Noise level from the router is much higher with the attachment in versus out. My house is much quiter running the router without it in.

[Ghostpilot]

Greetings.
I have been following the thread about the tool changer in silence.
I am planning to build a CNC mill and would love to have a tool changer.
Can I also get a copy of the plans, please?
fruktodlaren(a)gmail.com
Best regards
/Tony from Sweden

[Buzz9075]

I have uploaded the information on the tool changer I am going to sell on my web page... once the information is gone the unit is sold... www.cncmachine.phillipsfamily.ca