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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
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E-Max cad cost vs Pressing cost
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<blockquote data-quote="corona" data-source="post: 116915" data-attributes="member: 3230"><p>everyone has good points and this is a real discussion that has impact/help on everyone . For me , now at this moment pressing is the way to go . I am like others that dont have a mill .. i want one , but the sticker price ,software updates, materials , ancillary, is no doubt far more expensive than pressing . A pressing oven will pay for itself over and over and over again . But i think the real difference comes to weight of the emax .</p><p></p><p>For example ...a milled block can only mill one unit . the price is set . (someone correct me if i am wrong since i dont have a mill) So if you want to mill 5 molars that takes 5 blocks. For pressing .....same five molars ....1 large ingot or 2 small ingots . </p><p></p><p>5 blue block vs 1 lg ingot or 2 small ingots . Thats just basic material cost . The ROI goes to pressing . </p><p></p><p>And even further and these are the ones i love : pressing a 6 unit veneer case . 1 ingot ! THE most profitable ! </p><p></p><p>The only way a mill makes sense to buy to me is volume . Massive amounts of emax per day , then pressing loses the advantage .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="corona, post: 116915, member: 3230"] everyone has good points and this is a real discussion that has impact/help on everyone . For me , now at this moment pressing is the way to go . I am like others that dont have a mill .. i want one , but the sticker price ,software updates, materials , ancillary, is no doubt far more expensive than pressing . A pressing oven will pay for itself over and over and over again . But i think the real difference comes to weight of the emax . For example ...a milled block can only mill one unit . the price is set . (someone correct me if i am wrong since i dont have a mill) So if you want to mill 5 molars that takes 5 blocks. For pressing .....same five molars ....1 large ingot or 2 small ingots . 5 blue block vs 1 lg ingot or 2 small ingots . Thats just basic material cost . The ROI goes to pressing . And even further and these are the ones i love : pressing a 6 unit veneer case . 1 ingot ! THE most profitable ! The only way a mill makes sense to buy to me is volume . Massive amounts of emax per day , then pressing loses the advantage . [/QUOTE]
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