[TBruker]

ForSale is a PCNC1100 asking $11,500.00

Seedescription below with accessories. Original part numbers are listed along with the current pricing andcurrent part numbers.

Thismachine has low hours, I would estimate < 500 total hours and probably closer to 250-300 hours.I’ve been told that the 4^th axiswas never used.

Itwill be sold in place with the buyer responsible for packing and shipping fromour Kennewick, Wa Facility.

Theserial number and date on the machine tag is: 1027,01-2007.

Messageme if you are interested.

Item #	Name	Original Item #	today's price	Current Item #
1	PCNC 1100	30204	$8,412	32085
2	8" 4th axis table	30289	$1,447	30289
3	Tailstock for 4th axis	30197	$118	30272
4	3-jaw chuck for 8"	30291	$310	30291
5	CNC Operators tool set	30189	$795
6	5" Machine vice	30553	$495
7	High speed spindle tool? Kit? (note this is the bracket only and some tools & not the current high speed spindle p/n 35178 )	30478	$188
8	LCD arm kit	30286	$295	30286
9	Jog pad	30214	$84
10	Full featured stand with coolant system	30297	$1,645	30297
11	SW CAM SprutCAM Expert w USB dongle	30567	$1,295	35677
		Total:	$15,083.50

[GLCarlson]

Couple thoughts on looking at your list:

Specify machine series. Should be a series II from the date (2007). Does it have the III upgrade? (Looks like not)
Is there a controller included? Mach? PP? For either, does the price include a license for Mach or PP? Pic shows monitor/kbd.

[TBruker]

Couple thoughts on looking at your list:

Specify machine series. Should be a series II from the date (2007). Does it have the III upgrade? (Looks like not)
Is there a controller included? Mach? PP? For either, does the price include a license for Mach or PP? Pic shows monitor/kbd.

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It does not have the series III upgrade so I'm assuming it is a series II. It comes with the, spurtcam software and dongle, mach II controller and license along with the computer, monitor and keyboard. This mill was in place when I joined this company years ago and has had almost no use, <10 hours, in the last 4 years. I'm not familiar with Tormach so you might need to have some patients with my answers...

[MichaelHenry]

2007 might be Series I.

[luv2ride]

Pretty sure series 1 went to SN 999 and series 2 to 1999. I would say early series 2. The operators panel looks just like my series 2, I think the series 1 looked a little different.

[john2532]

Pretty sure series 1 went to SN 999 and series 2 to 1999. I would say early series 2. The operators panel looks just like my series 2, I think the series 1 looked a little different.

For a data point, my 1100 has a mid-1200 serial number and did not originally have the spindle upgrade, I'm assuming that qualifies it as a series 1.

From the Tormach website regarding the spindle upgrade: This upgrade is for PCNC 1100 Series 1 machines with serial numbers #0001-1325.

Looks like a nice set-up, hope it finds a good home!

[rowbare]

Your price is about 3.5K too high for a Series 1. That is what a good Series 3 will go for similarly equipped.

For reference I paid 6K for a similarly equipped Series 1 (minus 4th Axis stuff and CAM) a few years ago.

bob

[luv2ride]

I do remember seeing the 1325 now that you mention it.

I also agree the price is a little high. I was looking to sell my series 2 with a little more wear but all the 4th axis and most things minus PDB and ATC for about the same price.

[TBruker]

Thanks for the feedback & help, it sold today - $10k, had another full price offer just after I had it under contract....