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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
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Which milling machine is the best for custom abutments ?
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<blockquote data-quote="CoolHandLuke" data-source="post: 268270" data-attributes="member: 4850"><p>the answer to "what machine is best" is rarely a simple matter. there are good sides and bad sides to every machine out there, and again entirely dependent on who runs the machine and how.</p><p></p><p>the same is true for cars; the driver and pit crew matter as much as the brand of tire and motor. sometimes its Vettel, sometimes its Ricciardo who wins. depends on lots of things.</p><p></p><p>Versamill can be easier to use than Coritec machines. but Coritec may have more durable spindles.</p><p></p><p>at the end of the day the matter of which machine will be best, will depend more on your ability than the machines ability.</p><p></p><p>Al Morad and [USER=11275]@brayks[/USER] earlier in this thread are the reps for Axsys and they would be the people to talk to about pricing of a Versamill. they will ask all the same questions as I am doing now though. what do you want it to do. what are you prepared to buy into, because if you don't want to use NT premills, Versamill might not be the environment you want. if you expect to mill 12 instead of 6 at a time, thats more considerations. </p><p></p><p>so there really isn't an easy answer to "best" machine.</p><p></p><p>Production wise though, the bigger your machine is, generally the more productive you can be. it will be hard to get the same volume of an Ultrasonic, from a Versamill. thats just the nature of the beast. and for Ultrasonic, expect to pay upwards of 250k euros.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoolHandLuke, post: 268270, member: 4850"] the answer to "what machine is best" is rarely a simple matter. there are good sides and bad sides to every machine out there, and again entirely dependent on who runs the machine and how. the same is true for cars; the driver and pit crew matter as much as the brand of tire and motor. sometimes its Vettel, sometimes its Ricciardo who wins. depends on lots of things. Versamill can be easier to use than Coritec machines. but Coritec may have more durable spindles. at the end of the day the matter of which machine will be best, will depend more on your ability than the machines ability. Al Morad and [USER=11275]@brayks[/USER] earlier in this thread are the reps for Axsys and they would be the people to talk to about pricing of a Versamill. they will ask all the same questions as I am doing now though. what do you want it to do. what are you prepared to buy into, because if you don't want to use NT premills, Versamill might not be the environment you want. if you expect to mill 12 instead of 6 at a time, thats more considerations. so there really isn't an easy answer to "best" machine. Production wise though, the bigger your machine is, generally the more productive you can be. it will be hard to get the same volume of an Ultrasonic, from a Versamill. thats just the nature of the beast. and for Ultrasonic, expect to pay upwards of 250k euros. [/QUOTE]
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