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Initial result on a standard test crown. Machine hooked up right out of crate and run with existing templates used in the 5XS's big brothers 5X200 and 4X100 (no tweaks allowed).
All and all not bad for a slam-dunk-fire-er-up-and-see-what-we-got test on a brand new wet/dry 5-axis machine with ballscrews, linear guides, heavy-duty frame and 100,000/60,000 rpm 500w spindle at a price starting under $30K (with table) to boot.
You're gonna want to pic one of these little monsters up... ;-)
https://www.axsysdental.com/VersaMILL5XS.html
First cuts from a maiden voyage (Images taken under a microscope)
- Margins actually look pretty good.
- Appears to be a very minor tweak on the calibration in the X axis but still far within acceptable limits.
- Surface finish on the occlusal surfaces appears muted when compared to the bigger mill (fewer actual discernible tool marks).
- Time was approx. 18 minutes, finish down to 0.6mm tool so quite a bit slower than its brothers but not obscene.
- Tool change time is very long 75 seconds which is having a big impact on time- but we definitely can sort that out.
All and all not bad for a slam-dunk-fire-er-up-and-see-what-we-got test on a brand new wet/dry 5-axis machine with ballscrews, linear guides, heavy-duty frame and 100,000/60,000 rpm 500w spindle at a price starting under $30K (with table) to boot.
You're gonna want to pic one of these little monsters up... ;-)
https://www.axsysdental.com/VersaMILL5XS.html
First cuts from a maiden voyage (Images taken under a microscope)
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