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coolant slinger
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Coolant slinger's Tormach 1100 set-up
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July 11, 2010, 20:43:43 pm »
Hey guys,
Thought I would post a pic. of my machine. It's a Tormach PCNC 1100. I have had it for about a year now and am very inpressed with it. I use Cambam for the code when needed. I also posted a project in the project section of this forum named "Pockets and Profile".
Enjoy,
Coolant Slinger
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spiked3
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Re: Coolant slinger's Tormach 1100 set-up
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July 13, 2010, 18:10:29 pm »
Nice.
I fought an X3 conversion for 2 years and finally gave up. I pretty much gave it away last week and went back to a sherline for a while.
But I have been eyeballing the tormach 770 now. Problem is I really need a place to put it, which was part of the X3 problem, cramming too much into a small space makes it really difficult to work on.
But lesson learned - if you want to tinker with the mill do a conversion, if you want to make parts get something made for the purpose.
Problem is, assuming I build an outbuilding, for a little more I can get a full VMC on eBay.
Decisions, decisions.
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July 13, 2010, 22:17:32 pm »
Hi Mike spiked3
After days 25 of December of 2012, the life goes!
Not discouraged.
That the force be with you!
Armando
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lazer = leisure -- Sorry my English
coolant slinger
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November 23, 2011, 21:47:00 pm »
Here is a pic of the machine and the full encloser I made. It keeps the coolant and chips contained.
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January 16, 2012, 18:34:25 pm »
What a nice enclosure. Thinking of doing something similar. What are the white stuff that you use for the "walls"?
P.-
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coolant slinger
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It's corrugated plastic 4mm thick. The only bad thing is I had to buy a box of 10 sheets 48" x 48". I only needed 5 sheets. $92.50 a box. Here is the link
http://corrugatedplastics.net/
It's cheaper than plexiglass.
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