Dennis I’ll take it. Call you tomorrow it’s still available

What did Park say about help and training? I would assume this is close to a destiny machine..? I am sure they have someone that can help with this. May cost a pretty penny, but should be possible that they can help source someone.

What software is on that machine?

I've heard of this happening in real estate. A realtor assistant received an email stating they need to wire funds to secure a property their client was interested in and needed to do so ASAP. Come to find out 60-80K was wired and it was all a scam.

Have you checked to make sure your saw is calibrated?

Customer service, very hard to beat park. I have had two occasions of swapping out parts on a Saturday and Sunday. Every time I called in, they called back within the hour. During the week within 30 mins. Two weeks ago I swapped out our spindle, they walked me through it on a Sunday to get us back u...

Ha, These pods suck! REEEEELY GOOOOD!

Could be his line of work. We have a marmo 522. It gets turned on about once a week now that we have a fast back and CNC. The guy I bought it from only had about 400 hours on it. At that time when I purchased, it was 6 years old. He said they used it for one job that required miles of bullnose and t...

Selling a 2006 Matrix Bridge saw.

Great shape overall. The table is hydraulic. Needs a few bearings to help rotate easily. We just received our new CNC saw, so we currently have no use for it.

20K O.B.O

Feel free to call or text!

Demetri@synergygranite.com

Mark Melling wrote:You justed heated it up? Or did you put something on it as well?

Just put the flame to it, burned it out.

Not sure if it will work the same. We used a small propane flame and it took it right out. I would be curious if that would work the same. We had orangeish color.

Just had this happen today on our Matrix. Rod is worn. Has about a million ball bearings in it.

Is this where a typical customer will ask for a discount, for the inconvenience!!?!? Buhahahaha! Oh man, How many times I have heard this!!

I would like to order a master kit and a starter kit. Please let me know what you need from me.

Seriously consider a new place or stay and upgrade service. Once you make the purchase of a CNC, just to move and install by a technician will run 12-15K.

You will need a new panel very soon. We have two panels at 200 amps. With one Line Machine, Bridge Saw & Compressor. we were maxed out. Added the second panel which the CNC consumed majority of it another line machine took another gulp. When our Air Compressor Kicks on any machines that are running ...

8 Degrees!? I don't know how you guys do it. It was 38 this morning here.

Dan R. wrote:Impressed that wife drives the truck!
Do you drive the minivan?

Ha! I wish I had a truck to drive! I have 3 trucks and I get dropped off and picked up almost daily! She has her own nice F150 4x4. Hubba, hubba!

Sent you photos via text. Did you get them Nathan?

I purchased the wrong cones from a local vendor that had 12 from an auction he purchased them from. It was right after we bought our used park CNC. I didn't notice any differences in the cone until we used one. Again, we didn't know any better when we purchased them. So I have 11 cones brand spankin...

Does anyone have feed back on Prussiani Engineering? They have some insane looking equipment!

Thanks! I had no idea who carried it. It came with no box either. Thanks Guys!

Used a 1/2 worn out white Zenesis blade worked fine. Cut slow, but turned out great! Ran through the fastback really slow.

Hello,

Does anyone know the recommended speed for this CNC tooling? I received an almost free Ogee bit. I wanted to know if anyone had suggestions for speeds?

If not, whats a good rule of thumb?

Thanks!

We never had good luck on the "flat" pads from Gloss fire. We gave up and stuck with bullnose pads from glossfire. We run around 25-30 psi I believe.


What material does this happen with, any material?

Aimbus wrote:Could the weight of someone standing on the island crack it?

Someone looking at it wrong, can crack it! Yes, the weight of someone can cause it to crack in the right way, especially if the cabinets are not level.

Can you feel the crack in the middle? Hard to tell how severe it is.