[AVRnj]

G0704 CNC Milling Machine

I am selling my G0704 CNC Milling Machine. I did this conversion using the best kit possible. I have only used it a handful of times. I had plans for using the CNC Machine, but I just don't have the time to use it and its sitting in my garage taking up space. I am including the PC, monitor, keyboard and mouse, as well as the license of Mach3 used to run it, and the control cabinet.

When you factor in the cost of the Mill, the conversion kit, the electronics, PC and everything, it would cost you more money to build one from scratch yourself, and this one is fully functioning.

I am also including a very nice handy table enclosure that I custom built for this milling machine. It has convenient doors to open and close it and keep the chips inside, rather than all over the place. This alone has a few hundred dollars of material in it, so overall I think this is a good value for someone looking to get into a CNC machine at a very lose cost.

I am not including the Fog Buster, but willing to sell it seperately.

This machine has great travels.

Features:

Dovetail column
Safety shut off switch
DRO on spindle
Fine feed head control
2-Speed gearbox
Clear guard on spindle
Rubber chip guards on ways
Zero setting dials
Dials read inches
Forward/Reverse switch
Floor-to-table height: 37-1/2"
Stand footprint: 15-3/4" x 16-1/2"
Specifications:

Motor: 1 HP, 110V, 12A, single-phase
Spindle taper: R-8
Spindle travel: 2"
T-slots: 3 @ 2-1/2" centers, 7/16" wide
Head travel: 11"
Head tilt: 90° L/R
Max. distance spindle to table: 13"
Swing: 15"
Table travel (longitudinal): 18-7/8"
Table travel (cross): 6-7/8"
Table size: 7-1/16" x 26-5/8"
Spindle Speed: 50–2250 RPM
Approximate weight: 363 lbs.


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On Sale For: $3,250.00


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[Dualkit]

Why don't you post the specs? Why should a perspective buyer have to dig them up?

[AVRnj]

Why don't you post the specs? Why should a perspective buyer have to dig them up?

Just did, thanks for the tip.