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Maybe doesn't seem like it but I understand all the things above. Trust me. What I don't understand is story below for instance.... Buddy bought, actually two of them, Imes 350. They were milling emax or to be exact, they were playing lotery with it. After a year, they had a bucket full of emax...

Second Roland, a joke machine yes, almost 5k hours, 70%zr, 30pmma. Two burs broken were a fault by a strategy engenner. Made a mistake, replaced my burs for free, sorted strategy and we were good to go. Not a single one was broken before and after that. I mill my margin to 0,05 only, doesn't...

Oh man, you americans...:P I guess no one understood what I was asking. All the considerations above is something I'm aware. We mill inhouse for last 7,8 years with 0 broken burs, 0 broken spindles, feather margins milled perfectly...So I think we know a bit what and how it should be done. Yes...

Ok but this part I just don't get...why buying a 70, 80 or 100k machine where manufacturer or dealer gives you machine, CAM and strategies, why would you break tools? I can understand tool quality etc but not breaking with usual stuff. I know quite few hicups with Imes (different models 150...

Hi guys! Looking into future second milling machine which must be capable of milling CoCr and Ti...we are not milling center but few things on weeks basis must be able to normaly mill. Problem is our location regarding options or support. So far I have one Roland in lab and must say, maybe it's...

I have my margin offset down to 0,05 and hadnt had chiping in ages, even with feather prep but I mostly get shoulder ones...

Running 52dci with no problems....Had an issue with stuck bearing which gave as result error on changing holder but it was free fix which takes you 3 minutes...otherwise, changer is running as new, machine is 4 years old, still on first spindle and did like 5 calibrations in all that time...

I believe 2023 is latest...

Skip it...experiences from buddy of mine...Machine is a joke and I have Roland for zirconia and how much problems he had in first year....I hadn't had in 5y with Roland...

I would relocate all databases into one in one location, NAS/cloud etc... So everyone can reach files

That's not from Roland...heard it needs some tweaking still to do but that overall is not bad machine but I would avoid anything that's new and costs same as competition. Even machines that are years on market have problems, like imes etc...

Not sure what's wrong, looking normal to me...there where issues where you could barely see blue of selected tool or icon but these from you screenshots look normal since last 10 years of using 3Shape...

A friend has 150 imes...oh man...can get drunk while he talks about it...he's ok with it but I would never buy it...blue screen, small chamber, difficult to clean, collet broke, burs broke, sometimes just freezes and will turn spindle in one point all night and mill nothing...yesterday he told...

Happened to me once, I restarted calibration and it was ok...

Hi! Newbie on Exo and since I design on two different locations and computers my idea was to put cad data on cloud, like onedrive etc and sync it on both computers. Would that work or? I'm not talking doing it "live" but I would wait database to be synced and present pshysicaly and then use it...

Roland anytime

Do yourself a favor and run from those branded "closed" systems wannabe....Get a VHF or Roland or similar, prices are not that different if you negotiate a bit, at least in my case was that....But most important, get a machine from a reseller who has tech magician in their lines...Even if...

You just need someone with a real CAD knowledge and he can fix libraries for you....

3shape?

I have witnessed serious crap from Katana and gone thru hell and back with them, denying things...Certain LOT numbers were affected but they were pointing at me, my furnace etc...New series and from then on it's perfect again. But my provblem was not regarding lines, haven't ran into it in past...