Well after much debate I have decided to sell a brand new 4 Axis CNC machine.
It is simular to Lees Breeze except has some pretty nice upgrades. Some of these items were purchased straight from Lee. Some of you are aware I was in a motorcycle accident October of Last year and still to date unable to build cues. I even bought a new Machine Lathe. I am not totally selling out and getting out of cue building so I am keeping all my machinery except my CNC I decided when I can build again I am going to do a very limited number of cues and focus more on my gun shop again.
I will take reasonable offers and I have dumped A lot of money in this setup. I have not even turned it on nor completed wire up. It probably need another 30 minutes to finish wiring to the controller and then hook to you PC and run it. I have even bought a high dollar pendant to control the CNC.
TAIG Mill Cost $1200
CNC Steppers Were $180
Gecko 540 Controller $300
48v Power Supply $110
Pendant $450
40" Precision CNC Machined Fixture by Brianna Products, a $300.00 value.
Sherline 4th Axis with Stepper Motor, a $395.00 value.
Sherline Mounting Bracket for 4th Axis, a $75.00 value.
Sherline Tailstock, a $75.00 value.
Sherline Chuck, a $75.00 value.
Brianna Products Vacuum Table to Hold or Clamp Parts, a $125.00 value.
Total value of everything - When Bought Separately $970.00
PAID $850.00
Machine Work to Place Brianna Fixture on 40" Linear rails and make heavy bottom Plate $400.00
With the extra wiring cables , wiring itself, plugs diodes ect I have about $4300 and ALL this is brand new
Make a fair offer its gotta be pretty close as this setup with gecko controller and steppers used is 10 times better than a regular taig CNC setup. Also the Cue Fixture is a lot better as you are on linear rails and can reposition cue with absolute accuracy without alot of rezeroing involved. Also I will include a acme screw bearings and harware incase you wanted to take stepper off table and put it on the cue fixture on the railing that would give you a lot more travel and give ability to taper. I never got around to do that mod but have all the parts. That was another $200 in parts and they are all there to do that and have a super Cue CNC...
This will have to likely ship freight due to the weight but may can break down in multiple boxes to reduce shipping or can be picked up in Lubbock Texas.. If needed for ease of setup when received may can bolt it to a pallet and ship that way but you may want to research shipping that method first.
It is simular to Lees Breeze except has some pretty nice upgrades. Some of these items were purchased straight from Lee. Some of you are aware I was in a motorcycle accident October of Last year and still to date unable to build cues. I even bought a new Machine Lathe. I am not totally selling out and getting out of cue building so I am keeping all my machinery except my CNC I decided when I can build again I am going to do a very limited number of cues and focus more on my gun shop again.
I will take reasonable offers and I have dumped A lot of money in this setup. I have not even turned it on nor completed wire up. It probably need another 30 minutes to finish wiring to the controller and then hook to you PC and run it. I have even bought a high dollar pendant to control the CNC.
TAIG Mill Cost $1200
CNC Steppers Were $180
Gecko 540 Controller $300
48v Power Supply $110
Pendant $450
40" Precision CNC Machined Fixture by Brianna Products, a $300.00 value.
Sherline 4th Axis with Stepper Motor, a $395.00 value.
Sherline Mounting Bracket for 4th Axis, a $75.00 value.
Sherline Tailstock, a $75.00 value.
Sherline Chuck, a $75.00 value.
Brianna Products Vacuum Table to Hold or Clamp Parts, a $125.00 value.
Total value of everything - When Bought Separately $970.00
PAID $850.00
Machine Work to Place Brianna Fixture on 40" Linear rails and make heavy bottom Plate $400.00
With the extra wiring cables , wiring itself, plugs diodes ect I have about $4300 and ALL this is brand new
Make a fair offer its gotta be pretty close as this setup with gecko controller and steppers used is 10 times better than a regular taig CNC setup. Also the Cue Fixture is a lot better as you are on linear rails and can reposition cue with absolute accuracy without alot of rezeroing involved. Also I will include a acme screw bearings and harware incase you wanted to take stepper off table and put it on the cue fixture on the railing that would give you a lot more travel and give ability to taper. I never got around to do that mod but have all the parts. That was another $200 in parts and they are all there to do that and have a super Cue CNC...
This will have to likely ship freight due to the weight but may can break down in multiple boxes to reduce shipping or can be picked up in Lubbock Texas.. If needed for ease of setup when received may can bolt it to a pallet and ship that way but you may want to research shipping that method first.
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