CNC ROUTER EXPERT NEEDED IN VEGAS??

scdiveteam

scdiveteam

Rick Geschrey
Silver Member
Hi,

i am ooking for someone to help me install Spindle, A Drive, tail stock, on my Raptor CNC frame in Las Vegas.

Can supply transportation, meals and overnight accomodations for out of town visit to perform this work.

Also need help with controller set up installation.

If you have these skill sets or can recommend anyone please give me a call ot text at 847 641 0276.

Rick @ Esoteric Cue
 
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JoeyInCali

JoeyInCali

Maker of Joey Bautista Cues
Silver Member
Did you get any help ?
If not, might as well join the cnczone forum and ask for the xml file for that machine .
Takes a long time to dial in machines like that .
How did you even get a hold of one . The maker went AWOL on some orders, I heard .
 
scdiveteam

scdiveteam

Rick Geschrey
Silver Member
JoeyInCali said:
Did you get any help ?
If not, might as well join the cnczone forum and ask for the xml file for that machine .
Takes a long time to dial in machines like that .
How did you even get a hold of one . The maker went AWOL on some orders, I heard .
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I bought it new from George years back. Built the frame and then it got put on the back burner as I moved to Vegas and built an addition on my new house for the shop.

George did not go AOL he had a stroke.

Leon loves his and does great work on it.
 
scdiveteam

scdiveteam

Rick Geschrey
Silver Member
Douglas Custom said:
Leon sly knows that machine inside out you might try reaching out to him
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Thanks Doug.

Tony from Gurrera Cues put me on to a guy from New York. He set up Tony's machine and know what Cuemakers need.

I am going to fly him out hear for the time It takes.
 
CroweCues

CroweCues

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
scdiveteam said:
I bought it new from George years back. Built the frame and then it got put on the back burner as I moved to Vegas and built an addition on my new house for the shop.

George did not go AOL he had a stroke.

Leon loves his and does great work on it.
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He went AWOL on orders taken over the last couple years. took me over a year to get most of my items. I had to force him to give me the prints for the gantry plates and motor mounts. They are currently being done over at dark horse cues. George built a great machine, but getting him to follow through with anything now is not worth the hassle.

CNC zone is worth the look, even a few guys with his machines there that can help. Also, most of the setup files from george have been saved there as well.
 
pescadoman

pescadoman

Randy
Silver Member
CroweCues said:
He went AWOL on orders taken over the last couple years. took me over a year to get most of my items. I had to force him to give me the prints for the gantry plates and motor mounts. They are currently being done over at dark horse cues. George built a great machine, but getting him to follow through with anything now is not worth the hassle.

CNC zone is worth the look, even a few guys with his machines there that can help. Also, most of the setup files from george have been saved there as well.
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This is true. I helped sell several of those machines. I bought 2, Ariel got 2, Eddie Cohen got one, my buddy got another. Nothing personal, but every single kit was missing something. One of my bearing supports was machined incorrectly, no inserts for rails, wrong Z mounts, fasteners not included. I have nothing against George, and I like the machines, but to say that he could be frustrating to deal with is an understatement. Bolting the thing together is one thing, assembling the machine with the correct wiring, connectors..ect...ect, and not having it look like Dr. Octo is another. The recommended cabling from Teknic for the Clearpaths is ridiculously expensive. The data cable is about .90 a foot and the power 2.00 a foot. Add to that the Molex pins, Molex connectors, the 300.00 Molex crimper. Yes, you can buy the fitted cables but it turns into a bit of a wash when you take into all things considered and they won't be the perfect length.
 
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