W300 CNC Router

Here I have a 4 axis CNC router for sale.

This machine is in mint condition.

12000rpm brush less variable speed spindle motor via the speed control unit.

The axes travels are as follows

X Axis - 300mm @ 2m/min
Y Axis - 300mm @ 2m/min
Z Axis - 85mm @ 0.5m/min

Machine Footprint 500mm x 400mm

ER16 Collets used in the spindle.

This machine is fitted with Lintec double nut zero backlash lead screws.

Machine weight 30kg's

The 4th axis comes with the machine.

The machine operates via Mach 3 or Win PCNC Enconmy

I have the parameters for these. This machine can cut aluminum, wood and plastics.

Price £900

I can ship to the UK via courier at cost.

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Hi there

Is this CNC still for sale?

Thanks
David

Hi

Yes the machine is still for sale.

I dropped the price to £900

I can email a video of the machine working if necessary

Brian

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Originally Posted by fidia

Hi

Yes the machine is still for sale.

I dropped the price to £900

I can email a video of the machine working if necessary

Brian

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Hi Brian

I was just having a look in to the W300 and was not able to find anything online apart from the makers Utube account which looks great. But I also noticed your comment:

I purchased one of these machines 2 years ago but now the controller has become faulty and I cannot contact the seller to buy a new one after trying several times with no response to any emails and the machine has just being sitting for the last 6 months as I can not operate it

nhbb980 5 months ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duF6wY_HeGc

I can see that you have had to cut a hole in the front of your control box and was wondering if you had, had any success in locating the maker of the W300's, or what your resolve has been for the situation.

I am a first time buyer and wouldn't like to get involved in something out of my depth.

Many Thanks
David

Hi Brian

I noticed your post on Utube about the W300:

I purchased one of these machines 2 years ago but now the controller has become faulty and I cannot contact the seller to buy a new one after trying several times with no response to any emails and the machine has just being sitting for the last 6 months as I can not operate it

nhbb980 5 months ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duF6wY_HeGc


I see that you have had to cut a hole in the front of the control, box can you tell me if you were able to find a way to contact the manufacturer or what your resolve for the situation was?


Many Thanks
David

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Originally Posted by dav

Hi Brian

I noticed your post on Utube about the W300:

I purchased one of these machines 2 years ago but now the controller has become faulty and I cannot contact the seller to buy a new one after trying several times with no response to any emails and the machine has just being sitting for the last 6 months as I can not operate it

nhbb980 5 months ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duF6wY_HeGc


I see that you have had to cut a hole in the front of the control, box can you tell me if you were able to find a way to contact the manufacturer or what your resolve for the situation was?


Many Thanks
David

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Hi David

Here is a google page for the machine

http://sites.google.com/site/w300cnc/

Yes I work full time as an engineer. One of the stepper drivers burnt out as I bumped the axis speed up in Mach which caused the issue.

Between myself and the electronic engineer at work we designed and built a totally new 4 axis PCB. The build can actually be viewed here

http://randomprojects.info/

The PCB should be up on his website this week.

I modified the housing and added a 60mm fan, relay to switch off the spindle motor.

The motor must be switched on manually before starting the program and will switch off automatically now. Also we got new stepper drivers which have overload (temperature protection) and if they get too hot they will stop rather than burn out as on the older standard ones. We also changed the capacitors as the builder previously used ones which were actually at the limit as regards voltage. Now there is an acceptable factor of safety. We added windings to the transformer also to improve it.

I haven't setup the 4th axis yet but have had it in motion. I will have my new Denford Monday so wont have any need for the router but I find it very sturdy and it has nice travel (309 x 309 x 85).

Cheers

Brian

Machine now sold