Park Wizard: Wanted to Buy

[cantex]

Good afternoon fellow members,

I am looking to purchase a fab center such as the park wizard or a Fab king, we basically do everything by hand and we want to add a pice of equipment like this to fabricate more vanity tops and kitchen countertops faster we basically want to make and polish all edges in the perimeter and make sink holes and polish them as well. The thing is that there aren’t many reviews on these type of equipment out there. And you can find quite a bit for sale in the market, so I have my doubts. Are these machines really. It that good or fast? Can any one using them give me their opinion? We do not have the money to buy a CNC. I apreciare any comment

[jmtravertine@gmail.com]

I don't think that will solve your problem, most the fab centers I have a seen in shops are just an expensive backsplash/old tools holder, including my Ghines Systar, feel free to call me, if you are interested on the systar you can come and see it working and make your own decisions, you can have for a stealing price.

[quartzworx]

I have a Park Wizard for sale. It includes the Park adjustable stands and a lot of attachments for sink cutting and surface texturing and polishing. I'm selling it because I have a CNC coming in a few months. It's a 2007 model year (I think) and has been very well maintained and in excellent condition.
Feel free to call me for more information. I can also email you photos.

Darin
970-210-6436

[cantex]

Thank you for both you’re feedback. But does anyone have any opinion.are theirs faster than human labor? Or are they a wate of money? Would you recommend a fab center or are you better off without them? Please some one ? Any experience?