Re: Help: CNC mini-mill comparison
Posted by
Eugene Neigoff
on 2000-05-02 21:32:29 UTC
I would like to suggest that you look at the following link:
http://users.erols.com/cre8tiv/index.htm
This man has looked at all the DESKTOP CNC MILLS and produced an
excellent spreadsheet describing the different small desktop
machines.
I would suggest that if you can afford it find a Used EMCO MEIERs
machine this is the only machine in the small desktop area which uses
ball screws and not ACME lead screws. I found used machines for
approximately $5,000. These have TRUE .5 Horsepower direct drive for
the spindle.
Beware of any machine with ACME LEADSCREWS as the problem becomes the
BACKLASH adjustment. With a BALL LEAD SCREW this problem in
minimixed.
An F1 Mill which has the computer built into the package is on sale
on
E-Bay and looks like it will sell for less than $2500.00.
http://users.erols.com/cre8tiv/index.htm
This man has looked at all the DESKTOP CNC MILLS and produced an
excellent spreadsheet describing the different small desktop
machines.
I would suggest that if you can afford it find a Used EMCO MEIERs
machine this is the only machine in the small desktop area which uses
ball screws and not ACME lead screws. I found used machines for
approximately $5,000. These have TRUE .5 Horsepower direct drive for
the spindle.
Beware of any machine with ACME LEADSCREWS as the problem becomes the
BACKLASH adjustment. With a BALL LEAD SCREW this problem in
minimixed.
An F1 Mill which has the computer built into the package is on sale
on
E-Bay and looks like it will sell for less than $2500.00.
Discussion Thread
mnels@p...
2000-05-01 12:59:30 UTC
Help: CNC mini-mill comparison
fogassa@p...
2000-05-01 19:38:03 UTC
Re: Help: CNC mini-mill comparison
Eugene Neigoff
2000-05-02 21:32:29 UTC
Re: Help: CNC mini-mill comparison
Mike
2000-05-02 22:55:43 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Help: CNC mini-mill comparison
Darrell
2000-05-03 09:46:31 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Help: CNC mini-mill comparison