Tarif CNC Hammer?

Boris Beaulant Pourquoi aller chez les amerlocks ? Y'a la même chose chez nous

Selon vos préférences, la HNC peut être commandée à l'aide du logiciel intégré intuitif ou de n'importe quel logiciel de votre choix. L'interface conviviale du logiciel de commande fourni est entièrement tactile.
Sur la photo c'est un branchement prise //, aucuns pc neuf n'a ca
quid du logiciel maison, c'est eding CNC un soft très peu utilisé par la communauté Fr
les 1500€ pour la broche de 2,2 avec une fixation convenable, ca ca les vaut

Merci MoFran ! En fait je compte pas l'acheter, enfin pas pour l'instant, il faut d'abord que j'usite celle que je me suis montée... Mais merci pour ces infos, j'avais pas vu passer ça dans les démos.

Source SVP ? Marius Hornberger dit tout l'inverse à partir de 19:48 dans sa vidéo de test de cette machine:

"My conclusion for now: for wood, I think this is a perfect machine."

Il continue et détaille à peu près tout :

"The dust extraction works, and if you have a tool length sensor (which I really, really recommend) you can have a really efficient workflow and use different tools without any problems. The software is pretty simple to use and yeah, for wood: a perfect machine. For aluminum: I think it's adequate; it definitely works, but if you really want to produce pieces, I think not with this spindle [1 kW], therefore you really need the more powerful one [2.2 kW]. And now, one of the most important questions everybody wants to know: how much does it cost? The basic machine comes with the spindle holder and without spindle, so you're not forced to buy a new one if you already have one that fits and you can use it and that basic machine is everything fully assembled with controller box and software license. So pretty much plug & play, and that's about 3500 euros. You can also get it without the controller box center software and use any other software you like, as long as you configure it correctly to the input of this machine; it will work and then it's about 3,000 euros. Now, additionally if you also buy a spindle: the one without tool changer and without software speed control is about 260 euros. The one with software speed control is about 320 euros. And the one with tool changer which only exists with software speed control is about 600 euros (which is quite a lot, but well, that's the pricing of Mafell…). A tool length sensor unfortunately is also not cheap: I paid about 60 euros for mine and I don't know which one Felder will offer, but it's so worth it and if you couldn't tell already from the video, if you have a CNC router or get one: get yourself a tooling sensor! And the version with the big spindle and the variable frequency drive is about 5,100 euros. There's also a hand wheel available which you can carry around to control the machine, which works with the software, but unfortunately it's also quite expensive: about 300 euros, and I don't have it so… I can only show a picture. Of course, all these prices are not 100% correct so for more details have a look in the video description. The machine comes as mentioned fully assembled and nicely packed on a pallet with a very thick cardboard box around it, and it weighs about 80 to 85 kg, so you can still carry it around. It also has four adjustable rubber feet so you can make it level."

a 9min10 il trouve une solution

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