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I would agree. It depends on how much you have run it. I would say mine got "pretty warm" fr a while, but I am quite far past break in at this point. and I have run the spindle up around 1800 for...

Absolutely. Here is what I purchased. I can take more specific pics of how it's mounted. I didn't want to have to go all crazy with mounts and things, so I only had to drill a couple holes in the...

I built the stand out of material from here: Framing Tech

Titan, this company builds these kinds of frames. If you would like some assistance in either building or getting the material, check out the site and send them an email or call.
Framing Tech

A few weeks back, I ordered my very own Precision Mathews PM25-MV. I spent a few months planning my purchase. I needed a mill, big enough to handle a lot of aluminum, plastic and other non-ferrous...

I recently aquired one. It's a great machine, but I have a weird issue with the motor. Not sure if it's normal. It seems to need to "warm-up" every time I use it in order to hold a reliable speed...

Or here. Buy direct from them. Pretty much any size you want.

Framing Tech

Have another place you can buy material for builds. They have just about any size you could want, and all the different shapes. Buy any length up to I think 20 feet. Seems reasonable price too for...

DynaMechtronics DM4800 w/Rotary Table

1994 Dyna Mechtronics DM4800 VMC w/Rotary Table
- 32in X Travel
- 20in Y Travel
- 20in Z Travel
- 15/12 HP Spindle
- CAT40 Taper
- 0-6000 RPM...

May I suggest here:

Aluminum Framing System and Aluminum Extrusion Profiles | Framing Technology Inc.

Our company finally received delivery on our "new-to-us" Chiron FZ18L. It's in relatively good shape, just needs some cleanup and mechanical TLC. The company that had it last took good care of her....

Ok, guess I just needed confirmation of that. I had looked at the Serial slot cards and figured that would be the way it would be in the end. Not a big deal really. I appreciate your help.

Hi guys, looking for some guidance here. I am currently in charge of hooking up our CNC machine at work to a PC, and getting the communication working. I have one small glitch that I just noticed...

Does anyone make a Prototrak/EX Trak style machine but in a smaller form factor? Closer to a benchtop size? I really like the lack of programming needed for these, I am skilled in the CAD department,...

I'm looking for some recommendations for some machines I want to purchase. I am looking at getting a smaller size lathe, does not have to be CNC. I would like a benchtop style, as I don't need...

Ok, so, I got DNC4u installed, and huh, first time I ran the wizard, first file I tried to transfer, wen t exactly as planned.......sort of.

It finished doing what it said it would, I saved the...

Well, I am at a loss, and I need some advice. I am currently finishing up the design for a small product I am producing out of 6061 aluminum. Problem is, i am anot sure how to go about deburring it....

Thanks. I went through and checked all the settings, and everything seems to match, baud rate, parity, stop bits etc.

I will give this a try though, anything will help. Do I have to test it by...

We are running a DynaMech 4800 with a Meldus 520 control. We have it all up in running fine, as long as you only use the console. However, we are trying to hook it up to my PC via an RS232 port. I...

I had seen it is passing, but was unsure of which one to choose. They have a few on the site, but the "Predator CNC Editor" is the version you recommend?
I wouldn't be doing any actual editing of...

Hello everyone. I am looking for some advice/guidance with a new (old) amchine our company just received. It is our first CNC machine, a Dyna Mechtronics 4800 with a Meldas 520 control. My issue is,...

ok, that makes sense. Thank you. Most of the items we are making are small so I am sure it can just store them, but there will be others that will have to drip fed. Thats the part I am stuck on, is...

My company just recieved a Dyna Mechtronics DM4800 machine, with a Mitsubishi Meldas 5420AM. Now I am completely new to CNC, but I really want to understand it. We use Solidworks to design, and I...