Stone work (granite countertops, etc)
Just went from a well managed, efficient shop to a new shop that is a huge mess.
Everything is managed in excel spreadsheets and it is simply not...
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Stone work (granite countertops, etc)
Just went from a well managed, efficient shop to a new shop that is a huge mess.
Everything is managed in excel spreadsheets and it is simply not...
im sorry, i read that wrong i thought it was tx/ok cnc'ers to relocate not tx -> ok.
im in michigan and would love to relocate, i dont know about OK though :cool:
where in texas?
what sort of CNC? I currently run two intermac JET cnc's for silestone/granite.
I operate, program, cad/cam, etc.. the works basically.
i had a guy try and sell me 'terminator' (i think that was the name..) finger bits for engineered stone.. i believe tyrolit sells em, any input?
i tend to stick to a 1/64" (just under 1/2 mm :p ) accuracy with my machining, autocad + interCAD/stoneCAM on two intermac JET cnc's.. silestone, granite, marble and soapstone... i know that by at...
Hello, new here.. please be gentle.
I've been fabricating Silestone along with natural stone here for a couple years now. I have set up plenty of polish wheels; ceramic, rubber, resin -- the...
what company if I might ask? I do the same thing in Michigan (use intermac JETs with autocad/intercad/stonecam along with a solid surface cnc and toolpath..)
i've been using intercad/stonecam for a couple years now fabricating stone countertops.. whatcha need help with?
intercad is strictly 2d.. i use it in conjunction with autocad for makine countertops as well.. granite, silestone, solid surfaces.. its proprietary for intermac cnc's ( I have 2 intermac JET cnc's)