What model is this please

[cncuser1]

This is advertised for sale but don't know much about it.
It is not listed on the website so it looks like a discontinued model.

Any insights about it would be appreciated.
Age, reliability, Is the controller current technology or would I have to replace it?
What is a reasonable used value?

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[cyclestart]

Looks like a Sieg Kx1.

[cncuser1]

Thanks, do you know which novakon model this is or any specs, controller info?

[cyclestart]

EDIT
On second thought that machine looks larger than a kx1.
Any other guessers.

[LeeWay]

Where is it for sale at?
That is where I would start to find out what it is.
It is not a Novakon unless possibly a prototype.

[cncuser1]

I am trying to contact the seller, but language is an issue.
The controller says Novakon ,CD-300, that is why I assumed the mill was also.
The specs look like a KX1

Did Novakon not use the Sieg controllers?

[cyclestart]

That image is hard to read.
Here's the spec sheet for a Novakon Nm-70.

The bones of a Nm-70 is probably Kx1 but Novakon may have modified it with their own electronics or even motors and mechanical bits.
If it is a Nm-70 I wouldn't expect much help from Novakon, they've moved on to new designs.

[kvom]

I'd call John at Novakon on Monday. Looks like a prototype if some sort.

[keithmcelhinney]

Looks like an nm-135 to me. Pic is a little small but I would say that is what it is. There are 2 versions of the 135. One with a 4500rpm spindle and one with a 6000rpm spindle..