[mpopov]

We're looking for small 3 Axis CNC Vertical Mill similar to Tormach PCNC 1100.

[jalessi]

Why not just buy the Tormach PCNC 1100, its a great machine.

[mpopov]

Have not enough money

[jalessi]

What are you going to make with it and what is your budget?

Please be more detailed about what your requirements are.

[Nymisis]

I have a bridgeport series 2, 3axis cnc mill i could make you a deal on .... it may be larger than what your looking for but its a great machine in great condition and most likely fit into your budget ..I'll attach some pics for you to view... the machine is fully tooled.. i also have an OKK MCV 300 for sale ... this machine is a great cnc and has over 140 cat45 tool holders with it.

[KyleH2]

I have a bridgeport series 2, 3axis cnc mill i could make you a deal on .... it may be larger than what your looking for but its a great machine in great condition and most likely fit into your budget ..I'll attach some pics for you to view... the machine is fully tooled.. i also have an OKK MCV 300 for sale ... this machine is a great cnc and has over 140 cat45 tool holders with it.

Where are you located?

[dertsap]

is this for pleasure or business

if its business then your best bet would be to source out your parts until you can afford to buy a real production machine , the key to making money in manufacturing is efficiency , and definitely anything below and in my opinion including a tormach is not an efficient machine for any true production

[Nymisis]

machines are located in crescent valley, NV ... its about 60 miles west of Elko, NV.. send me your e-mail addie and i'll gladly send you pics

[Nymisis]

I just checked out the Tormach PCNC 1100 for the first time and in my my opinion its just a very expensive toy.. it looks like someone took a mill drill and slapped some steppers on it and called it a CNC .. I imagine for the home hobbyist with cash to blow it might be attractive but i cant take that machine seriously..for the same amount of money you could buy a used fadel, mori seki, or okk just to name a few in great condition that will give you years of service in a precision production enviorment. there asking $16,000.00 for a complete package on this machine less shipping ... and the damn thing doesn't even have an ATC. here are the spec's on the machine : take particular note of the ways, they are "NOT" hardened and ground.

Table Size: 34” x 9.5”
Table Slots: 3 Slots 5/8”
Travel: 18” x 9.5” x 16.25” (X, Y, Z)
Spindle Nose to Table: 17” maximum
Spindle Center to Column: 11”
Spindle Nose Diameter: 3 3/8”
Spindle Taper: R8
Spindle Construction: Cartridge with
spindle lock
Spindle Power: 1.5 hp
Spindle Speed: 300 to 4500 RPM
Transmission: Belt Drive, 2 ratios
Weight: 1130 lbs net / 1296 lbs gross
Shipping Dimensions: 56” x 45” x 60”
(L-W-H)
Work piece: 500 lbs Maximum
Rapid traverse: 65 IPM
Axis Drives: High Performance Stepper
Motors with Microstepping
Drivers.
Controller: PC – Windows XP or 2000
Power requirements: 220-260 VAC
single phase
(115 VAC option)
Features
• Single Shot Lube Pump
• 15 point lubrication
• PTFE Bonded Slide Ways
• ISO/DIN P4 Grade Ballscrews

[dertsap]

in my my opinion its just a very expensive toy..

thats the way i see it , i think its a nice toy but not a production machine .
its made in china , uses stepper motors rather than servo , rapids are only 65ipm absolutely no meantion of repeatability ,from what ive read most of them drop the z axis when powered down .
the bit of difference in price between the tormach and a toolroom haas isnt much if a person is to look at it from a business stand point , and dollar for dollar there is no need to even compare the two , a toolroom haas blows that thing away

i'm not slamming the tormach , i'd love to have one for home but i just dont see that as a proiduction machine especially concidering how slow and under powered it is