I feel your pain Lester. I still cannot believe I let him suck me in. Just don’t feed the trolls.

Tim: True enough, but irrelevant. The OP's sink is apparently a Krause Kore. The dimensions are 32" x 19". Plenty of room to pull the sink forward: https://www.kraususa.com/kitchen/kitchen-sinks/workstation-32-undermount-16-gauge-stainless-steel-single-bowl-kitchen-sink-in-gunmetal-pvd-finish-with-...

zyyz802: Your fabricator blew your sink position; there's absolutely nothing wrong with your sink or faucet choice. That ugly fat poorly functioning front sink rail could be as thin as 2 3/8" (see below), not the 4-5" pictured. Had he done so, the faucet would have plenty of room. Once the sink is ...

Bump. Price reduced. Overhead crane is here and these will be taken down in the next few weeks. They need a new home

Ken Lago wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 18, 2020 6:50 pm

Angle grinders are dangerous
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X2. And stop cutting dry. It’s even more dangerous than the grinder. Doesn’t take much water to keep the dust at bay

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I'm interested in more details. PM me

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Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:02 am

GuyboR wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 18, 2020 8:49 am

If you are wanting confirmation you are making a good decision then you won't get it from me.

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X3. I’ve got a master 43 for sale in classifieds. Can be seen currently in production. Come on down and run it.

Bump. Lowered price. Need this gone. Still under power and in production

Throw my name in the hat also please

Bump. Need this gone to install new machine

Machine currently under power and making tops. $25,000. Includes Icam software key. Some spare parts. No tooling and no pods. Not interested in listing with any machine brokers. Serious inquiries only. Pm me for more info.

Congrats nick

There has been a lot of improvements in computers in 12 years. Welcome aboard. Durf will get the lights turned on for you in short order. There is a ton of info that’s shared freely in the members area. Feel free to reach out if I can help

I would be scared of a used machine that old. Where are you going to get service when you need it? Are you going to have to deal with italy for everything to do with that machine? Also my suggestion to you is to join the sfa to get into the members lounge. Lots more info and you’ll get way more answ...

Dan R. wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 04, 2019 2:57 pm

i will, selflessly, volunteer to go, should there be any open spots!!!
1st standby, so to speak!!!

Great trip!

SIGN UP AND HAVE A BLAST!!
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I’ll take the 2nd slot

Dave.Scott wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 30, 2019 2:34 pm

Calacatta Vagli, Arabescato Vagli or Calacatta Borghini (white marble)
Could be any one of the three, I have seen them all have the gold tonality in them.
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Agree

I’ve been burned by that same faucet. Now when I see bridge faucet I look closer. That faucet calls for a 7/8 hole as the escutcheon is like 1 3/8 if I remember correctly

Amen. Guilty as charged.

Some can

What Darryl said!

Price reduced 15k. Need it gone Runs well. Needs a little love. All motors work. 1 head needs shear pin replaced(Spins freely independent of motor). Will be running until Friday. Asking 20k cash obo. fast1.jpg fast2.jpg fast3.jpg fast4.jpg fast5.jpg text my cell and I'll text video of it running 706...

Email gmm@gmm.it and ask them to send the instructions on calibrating camera.

mikedean wrote: ↑

Fri May 31, 2019 11:25 am

Most likely, your finger bit is 'pushing' and not cutting. Make sure correct speeds and feeds for that bit.
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This and sometimes I will step cut sinks. Make it in 2 passes

I did some recently with a 1/4 core bit. 6500 rpm and 250mm/min. Only went 4mm deep