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skeetboy25 Newbie

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I agree with you on the PC controlers, James, We have several intellitek Prolights and they are the only machine i've ever seen that adds blocks, removes blocks, skips blocks, randomly toggles between absolute and incremental, et cettera. These things are a trap, sure it may cost less, but how myuch is reliability worth, see my point? mad.gif

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Not to defend or start something , but I ran a Roeders high speed milling machine for over 5 years and they are by far the best I have ever run.. I have run Makinos , Bostomatic , Fadals , Haas and many others , and no one can come close to what the Roeders can do.. It has a 42,000 RPM spindle , 2,400 IPM rapid feed rates , Laser toolong probe , and pretty much every other bell and whistle you can think of.. They are even trying to put Micro welders on them.. You can easily rough graphite out at 900 to 1000 IPM and finish anywhere between two to five hundred acuratly.. In steel , you are limited to what the cutter can do , but with 42,000 RPMs it helps.. As far a it being PC based , I think in the 5 years I ran them , I may have locked up 2 or 3 times.. Its a very stable machine.. They are mainly placed in the midwest and by far are the top selling high speed milling machine.. If you ever get a chance to look at one , do so. I think most people would agree its a damn good machine..

Again , this is not to defend or start garbage ,I just noticed on the last thread, not many people heard of the machine..

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...As far a it being PC based , I think in the 5 years I ran them , I may have locked up 2 or 3 times.. Its a very stable machine.. They are mainly placed in the midwest...

How's your guys' power out there? We've had more brownouts in the last 2 years than in the past 25 combined. Our PC based machines, the second the power droops BAM, reboot (takes 5 minutes literally too), etc... The Mori's (Fanuc Control) don't even hiccup. Which is great.

 

Not to start anything either. biggrin.gif

 

JM2C

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Dan_AKA_ROY Newbie

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dyna,

 

What do you have to gain with those remarks? All you accomplish is pissing off the very people who could help you when your in a jam! When the boss is barking for his mold and your having technical difficulties, the forum can resolve your problem(s)!

 

Nothing like rockin' the boat on your 1st post! rolleyes.gif

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dyna,

 

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you boys are rednecks

somebody has somthing different and ya cant handle it

Yeah, so what some of us are rednecks ?

 

Yeah, somebody has different toys so ?

 

Yeah, you're an idiot and we can't change that.

 

Earth to dyna, Earth to dyna, come in .....

 

Don't come in here and start crap for no reason.

 

BTW Jimmy,

I thought it was Crappin Dragon-Hidden Email ?

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James has not got over red dragon asking him if his trailer was a single or double wide yet, Have you James.

I almos got over it but now that you just ripped off the scab... it's bleedin like a mutha! biggrin.gifbiggrin.gifbiggrin.gif

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