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I have not seen the Bavelloni in a long time - in fact I haven't worked in the industry for a few years now.

I am not sure where you are located but where I used to work at Granite XPerts, in Elk...

Did you ever end up with a better resolution for this?

Have you ever tried vibratory tumbling your plastic parts to have that smooth finish? You can send me a sample and I will run it for you - no problem - no charge!

Giant Finishing - Made In...

You need to invest in vibratory finishing, yes steel media although very expensive, will create a nice shine...


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Have you ever had these parts finished in a Vibratory machine?

How many parts do you make?

Giant Finishing - Made In America - Vibratory Deburring Equipment & Media

Well I still have not ran the peice on the machine. Tomorrow I receive the new waterjet from Mitsubishi. Not sure which one yet.

I want to drill in the holes for the sink mounting screws with the Z.Bav on a peice of stone but really was not sure which operation under EasyCAD to use.
After the vanity is cut and the sinkhole is...

:rainfro: I am now working in Elk Grove, IL on a Z.Bavelloni 320-4. I have not really used the machine to produce my first peice - just learning still.

Optim pack? Could you elaborate a little bit more on what it is? Is this an upgrade for EasyCAD? We here are still using the original software that came with the Z.Bav a few year ago.

Stone design here as well.

We have been using an EGAR 320-4 and have an experienced guy running it but I am the new guy trying to learn how to operate the CNC.

I just joined today as well. I work with a Z.Bav EGAR 320-4!

How you doin!?

I wanted to also say hello here in the thread. I have a few years working with CAD as well as plenty of other software. I am new to this equipment and this entire field of work (Granite Countertops)....

( have not posted on this site yet so I am starting here)

Hello MarkTill, I have just started my learning train with the Z.Bav EGAR 320-4
The company is using EasyCAD to operate the machine as...