Hi all,
I would like to buy a denford triac, preferred with an ATC, even non functional machines have my interest, let me know what you got and a price, pm is preferred.
Regards Morten
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Hi all,
I would like to buy a denford triac, preferred with an ATC, even non functional machines have my interest, let me know what you got and a price, pm is preferred.
Regards Morten
Thanks Andy, but I think it's way to expensive.
Not for a converted triac with 8 Station atc.
I want a datron but they are to expensive.
Hi Andy, I guess it's yours, did not mean to offend you, but I would prefer a triac not converted and do it myself, it's easy and can be done cheap if you want.
Not mine.
Ok Andy, it looks like a nice machine you have, but I am looking for a cheaper alternative:-)
Once again not my machine, I have a triac and micro router
Sorry Andy, was a little to fast:-)
/Morten
That one on eBay is far too expensive. Only positive thing is it's a BT30 machine with 8 tool ATC.
Even at that I wouldn't pay anymore than 3500 for it, and that would be if it was located somewhere sensible. Given it's on the Isle of Wight, and at the bottom of somebody's garden going by the info provided, I'd be paying wanting to pay even less for the hassle involved in getting it out.
i have a fanuc triac here- with atc . 3 phase.
not converted yet. only part tested as i dont have 3 phase- was purchased to convert to single phase &uccnc.
due to health issues- may sell. whats your budget?
this looks a cracking machine
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mikini-16...53.m1438.l2649
Mikini were reasonable machines for their price.Quote:
Originally Posted by andy_con
I can't remember the exact details, but IIRC the basic machines were designed/built in China for Makini who were a US company and specced the final details. Makini did stop trading, and I think the main reason was they priced machines a bit too cheap, and the cost of support killed them.
I'm aware Defeng (main person behind SkyfireCNC) was involved with them, and ultimately Skyfire came into creation after Makini failed.
If it wasn't for the lack of BT spindle, I would not hesitate to buy one, as they are quite a capable machine, and were built with pretty generic parts.
were the Mikini to have an ATC i could have been very interested.
bigger than triac
more movement than triac
better spindle than tric
flaps at either end of enclosure
looks a cracking machine
are you in the UK MortenL I have a triac I am considering selling that might suit you, needs some work, but new spindle bearings fitted proffesionally and many other things since Ive bought another mill It has not been used. Let me knowQuote:
Originally Posted by mortenl
@battwell and @Benja pm send.
/Morten
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by battwell
I'm interested in the Triac. I tried to post before but was waiting for moderator approval and disappeared...
Tried to PM but I see there are some restrictions as I am new here.
Cheers
Dave
Still looking for a Triac:-)
ive decided to keep mine- ive now converted it to uccnc - and its working amazing :-)
even rigid taps .
Hi all,
I am still looking for a Denford Triac.
Regards Morten
Ebay:
253920508030
Thanks,
But would really like with an atc.
/Morten
I may be selling mine in a few months once I have got a bigger machine.
Does anybody know how much it is worth?
It is the model with 8 tool bt30, with the coolant tank underneath with fanuc om control.
At a rough guess, somewhere between £3-5k depending on condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamesgates1000
BT30 is more desirable, but with a Fanuc control I'm guessing it's 3 phase, in which case it's a bit less desirable for home shops.
However if there happens to be somebody keen to get the controller to repair a more industrial machine, they may pay a premium just for the control.
I am very interested, i will send you a pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamesgates1000
Regards Morten