Need Help New Equipment

[Keary]

Greetings all,

My shop is looking to expand with some newer equipment.
Can any one give me any information regarding;
Accu-Cut XP

I have work with ESKO and COLEX tables before, but not ACCU-CUT's.
This shop likes to do small sized jobs. Not quantity, but accual size.

I know my COLEX can not go small than 20 square inches without lifting the work piece and sending it across the room!

Does anyone have any idea???

The Manufacturer claims "there is no minimum size", which I just can believe.

Does anyone know of any other hidden secrets before this machine comes in???

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

Greetings all,

My shop is looking to expand with some newer equipment.
Can any one give me any information regarding;
Accu-Cut XP

I have work with ESKO and COLEX tables before, but not ACCU-CUT's.
This shop likes to do small sized jobs. Not quantity, but accual size.

I know my COLEX can not go small than 20 square inches without lifting the work piece and sending it across the room!

Does anyone have any idea???

The Manufacturer claims "there is no minimum size", which I just can believe.

Does anyone know of any other hidden secrets before this machine comes in???

The small piece cutting, have you tried down cut bits? It forces the material down in to the vacuum table aiding with hold down.

 

[ProColorGraphics]

I cut some 2" square plates out of 1.6mm plastic on my Summa F. Just use tabs.

 

[TomNJ]

Greetings all,

My shop is looking to expand with some newer equipment.
Can any one give me any information regarding;
Accu-Cut XP

I have work with ESKO and COLEX tables before, but not ACCU-CUT's.
This shop likes to do small sized jobs. Not quantity, but accual size.

I know my COLEX can not go small than 20 square inches without lifting the work piece and sending it across the room!

Does anyone have any idea???

The Manufacturer claims "there is no minimum size", which I just can believe.

Does anyone know of any other hidden secrets before this machine comes in???

I looked at most every CNC router on the market when shopping for our 4x8 machine. I was not impressed with Accu-Cut, nor was I impressed with their sales personnel.

This is a very crowded space, do your homework and look around some more. You can do better in terms of build quality, features and support.

Heck, I'd buy a ShopBot or ShopSabre over an Accu-Cut XP.