Status Update: SASSO has been gracious with getting our software to move faster. The saw itself has taken quite a bit of abuse and holds up quite well. We are floating the table every other week with a 2000psi mortar ready mix that is designed to stick to existing concrete. Our consistency of cuts h...

So I spent about two hours on the phone with Pete at SASSO yesterday. We had a very productive conversation. Afterward, I made some changes to our saw settings that should eliminate the ‘touch off’ issue within our processing timeframe. If those changes work right for regular cutting. Basically, bec...

We cut between 12-14 slabs per day on the Fusion depending on material. We’re trying to hit around 24 slabs or more per day across both saws. Our latest experiment was to cut three programmed jobs on the SASSO with a fresh touch off. One job was a single vanity, the second two vanities, third was tw...

Yeah that angle has been approached without adequate results. Quite frankly, we shouldn’t be changing everything to fit the odd ball piece of equipment. It should be the other way around. Besides changing a piece of equipment is a lot easier than changing 20 years of successful practices. So I’m loo...

So our shop is looking to produce 7 kitchens a day. We purchased a SASSO K600 over 6 months ago to augment our Park Fusion 4045 single tilt table saw. However, the two plugins DO NOT get along with one another. So we have the SASSO on it’s own special computer. We run Slabsmith and have stop blocks ...

I suspect the bi-directional cutting with the millbit is alternately tightening and loosening the millbit. Not to mention it probably screws up the cutting diamonds. If the bit spins clockwise only mill in a clockwise direction. And vice versa for counterclockwise spin. Our 5-axis runs clockwise wit...