Trotec rotary and glass.

[Neville Stewart]

I'm so impressed with the rotary from Trotec, I think it could handle a full champagne magnum. These glasses take just under 2 minutes so unless I had high multiples of the same I think it's faster than sandblasting. Anyway, if you're thinking of one, I am totally sold on mine. If you're in CTX and you want to check out a Trotec up close, give me a ring.
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[Mike Null]

I'll be ordering the rotary gadget in January. I just turned away a job that would have paid for it.

[Rich Kruyer]

Did you just order hte tapered cones or did you get the wheels also? I am looking at purchasing one, but can't decide which option to go with. Trotec also has 3 jaw chucks available for these units.

[Neville Stewart]

It came with the cones. I've used the roller type on a 300 and this type is better in my opinion, very little chance of misalignment and no chance of slipping. I balked when I heard the price initially, but seeing how substantial it is and using it so easily, I don't regret at all.

[Jacob John]

I'm so impressed with the rotary from Trotec, I think it could handle a full champagne magnum. These glasses take just under 2 minutes so unless I had high multiples of the same I think it's faster than sandblasting. Anyway, if you're thinking of one, I am totally sold on mine. If you're in CTX and you want to check out a Trotec up close, give me a ring.
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I'm definitely buying it worth the new Speedy 300 I'm buying. Can't wait!

[Scott Shepherd]

There's been a brand new one on ebay for about 6 months now.

[Neville Stewart]

That guy is a reseller. You can probably get it cheaper from your agent if you're buying a machine.

[Bob Davis - Sturgis SD]

My rotary attachment is still sitting in the crate. Looks kinda intimidating. I'll have to get my nerve up and try it one of these days.

[Neville Stewart]

It's surprisingly easy. Look on engrave.ca for a tutorial or give me a buzz anytime.

[Neville Stewart]

Print to mine Mike, I'll handle it for you

I'll be ordering the rotary gadget in January. I just turned away a job that would have paid for it.

[Kev Williams]

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I take it the angle of the unit in the pic means the articulation is built-in? If so, I like it! I do that with mine, but it wasn't a 'built-in' feature! I prop up the one end with rolls of tape or whatever, then screw the hole thing down tightly to the table. Not used to seeing the 'business end' of the unit on the RIGHT side of the machine... And, I still think they should offer a 3-jaw chuck. (unless they already do?) -- SO much more useful than just cones...


[QUOTE=Neville Stewart;2502895]These glasses take just under 2 minutes so unless I had high multiples of the same I think it's faster than sandblasting./QUOTE]

I know many of you sandblast, and love it, and I've seen video's of people doing it... But seriously, it just seems WAAAYYYY too labor intensive, and too many steps! Not for me...

[Keith Winter]

I'm so impressed with the rotary from Trotec, I think it could handle a full champagne magnum. These glasses take just under 2 minutes so unless I had high multiples of the same I think it's faster than sandblasting. Anyway, if you're thinking of one, I am totally sold on mine. If you're in CTX and you want to check out a Trotec up close, give me a ring.
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Those look really sharp Neville!

[Neville Stewart]

Adjustment is built in and nothing left to chance Kev. It is set up in reverse to what is usual over here. The thinking is that it was set up to engrave steins and the have a reverse tilt. Simple enough to overcome though. Kinda like driving on the left

[Jack Clague]

Yep i love mine.

I did some nutri bullets on the weekend, although it took some modifications to get them right, also some glass jars
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[Scott Shepherd]

Neville and Jack, those are looking great. Looks like you two have it really dialed in! Nice work.