It was nice you highlighted the air psi required but you missed the most important stat which is how much cfm you need! That makes the difference between a small and a big compressor.
It would vary. A fogbuster is what uses volume the most and is user settable. The PDB and ATC use very little per tool change, but it depends on how many tool changes you do. For successive back-to-back tool changes, at least 2 CFM at 90 psi is required. If you add an air blast that you use regularly, those requirements can go up to 4 CFM.
1:33 shows the power plug you'll need. Love mine! These are great machines! PRO tip! if you get an 1100mx make sure to put the front way extender on before you home it for your very first time, or you'll bend your chip cover plate.
Yes, our machines are available for purchase worldwide. We ask that you setup a quote to determine your machine needs, and to determine the cost of shipping. This video explains the process: ruclips.net/video/hBWvWIX62aM/видео.html
Yes we have an upgrade path to convert both 770 and 1100M machines to an M+ (which is and M machine with servos and the R8 spindle) and then to an MX (which then has the BT30 spindle). tormach.com/media/asset/m/-/m-to-mx_upgrade.pdf
It’s a beauty…
Thanks! We're fond of it too!
Omg we got one at the shop I work at and I need to learn how to use this! The crate is craaaazzyyyy.
yes, I definitely am looking into one of these machines.
Very professional video, Davie.
It was nice you highlighted the air psi required but you missed the most important stat which is how much cfm you need! That makes the difference between a small and a big compressor.
It would vary. A fogbuster is what uses volume the most and is user settable. The PDB and ATC use very little per tool change, but it depends on how many tool changes you do. For successive back-to-back tool changes, at least 2 CFM at 90 psi is required. If you add an air blast that you use regularly, those requirements can go up to 4 CFM.
1:33 shows the power plug you'll need. Love mine! These are great machines!
PRO tip! if you get an 1100mx make sure to put the front way extender on before you home it for your very first time, or you'll bend your chip cover plate.
Excellent video. Lots of information on your largest cnc mills.
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Willy
Nice video!
Thanks! We're working on more of these so keep an eye out for them, and don't forget to subscribe.
Is it available in germany? Would be a nice relacement for my manual mill but space is very limited in my shop.
Yes, our machines are available for purchase worldwide. We ask that you setup a quote to determine your machine needs, and to determine the cost of shipping. This video explains the process: ruclips.net/video/hBWvWIX62aM/видео.html
Can you upgrade an M to an MX?
Yes we have an upgrade path to convert both 770 and 1100M machines to an M+ (which is and M machine with servos and the R8 spindle) and then to an MX (which then has the BT30 spindle). tormach.com/media/asset/m/-/m-to-mx_upgrade.pdf