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Problems and hard work behind is much more interesting than machine presentation tbh.

I just see a spoiled rich kid trying to be a machine shop. He's got the tools but I can see he lacks experience. That many machines idling he has a tough road ahead

The x carve is laughably flexy even compared to china models

@@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_ I expect every component in the x carve kit is made in China, not much of a comparison really. As far as build quality goes that is up to the end user who builds the kit.

Good to see you just the same. :-)

Hi Ben, nice to see you here. You have a cool connections for machining all your lights.

@@clemenceronald I do know a lot of people very capable of doing the machining but I do everything myself 👍

@@b3nsb3nz that makes the two of us

Yeah i use a tool about that size everyday. No holder. It bolts onto spindle

If only you had a key! :)

What does this company do?

Makes you wander...

Or very wrong.

considering they have all a delivery time of 5 or more months.... this all doesnt add up

Military contracts or aerospace. That's where the money is.

@@internettoughguy yep.taxpayers footing the bill

Not obsolete, but serious machine shops only use shrink fit tools and buy modern high quality machines. The crappier machines like Haas make the parts you don't use these machines to make. It'd be a waste

Because they're big, so temperature affects them more. Plus those are fanciest, most accurate machines you can get

Beautiful, reliable, strong, quick, precise and handy at the same time! No wonder they are the leader in this business ;)

Oh i hate those machines as much as Haas

As long as they still make parts . . . I own a 2004 Fadal 3016, 2012 Akira Seiki SR3, Prototrak 1540v and DPM2. Own 'em. No machine payments. Got done paying off my 5 year loan a year or so ago.

@@pro-seriesfabrication3810 They still make parts and when you dial them in, you make those parts in tight tolerance. I recently bought another well taken care of Fadal 4020 fitted with glass scales that give me even more accuracy. Already paid itself off within the 3 months. Can't go wrong with a good machine.

@@ErostheEpic My fadal runs decently but it can't interpolate circles well. Usually within .002" round. After I bought the Akira, the Fadal just runs mild and stainless for me. Has a 10,000RPM spindle but the belts and motor sound like hell above 8,000 or so. Plus the spindle chiller leaks so it doesn't make sense to run up there all the time anyways. Drained the spindle chiller fluid and don't run it anymore. I bought it 5 years ago for $6,500. It's probably worth a little more since fadal came back and it was a steal then but I've replaced the vector drive, the spindle, and the air/hydraulic belt actuators. Oh and the LCD screen which luckily has a VGA port in the pendant cabinet so a $60 computer monitor took its place. The guy I bought it from had left a tool in it for almost 2 years so it blew up 4-5 of the belleville washers in it the first time I used a face mill. But it's the small block chevy of CNC mills. Super easy to work on and parts are relatively cheap.

Blum works excellent. All the machines that have them at my work are all covered. Weird DMG has it just sitting on the table exposed. But they will crash if you try to measure a tool longer than 1 foot. I find they also won't measure if theres too much runout

Not quite, that's where the Walter and Jessi clones are made.

Thats why i'd have Tebis or PowerMill. I make huge 3d parts on 6 axis, i mentally collision check and never crashed. I also never run a program twice, simulate, or go slow. Do or die everyday. Thats why i laugh seeing people crash, idiots

They spin and sling off coolant.

22BOZIDAR I'm sure there is a light in there, they either didn't know how to turn it on, or like you, didn't know there was one. That area is only accessed for service, so neither of them are familiar with that area since they don't go in there. But I'm sure there's a light in there.

Andrew Delashaw there is no light I can assure you.

Your first born is accepted only as a deposit when ordering.... ;)

there is no light but the Roof is only optional normally only the work area is cover with a roof. So i guess that is the reason for the missing Light.

Lol, hobby machinists arent smart or rich enough for that

Big one is like 2 million plus options. He cheaped out on options having no cover on the lazer and only 60 tool capacity

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No

Except alot of things can't be 3d printed.

@@highstreetkillers4377 basically anything can be, just not to final tolerance

hi I am a student in aeronautical science and aerospace engeneering I am in my first year but I have a big passion to cnc machining and such workshops but I have no idea about the pricing of such machines what I am asking for is not the exact price and I am not trying to make a deal here all I want is to have an idea about what it takes to buy such machines. thank you

Those machines are like 2 million USD for that big one

they are making new AOA sensors for Boeing , apparently the other company that did it had a few bad batches go out and get installed .

@@shartingkhumbubbles7169 lol, took me a moment

Any machine is expensive to fix. But those machines will easily pay for themselves if you have skilled people. Since not 1 was running he must be in trouble by now