Well, new to me.
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I will add more later.
Well, new to me.
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I will add more later.
This is the coolest thing ever, seriously.
Bumbling forward into the unknown.
I've been drooling over that thing since I saw it on IG last night. It's so clean!
Congrats! Now you can stop buying lumber and just work with whole trees!
What a beauty! what size is it?
Darcy are you going to sell that one ? That is an amazing machine,What is the width ?
Darcy, when you get to analyzing the machine, give us your take on the table hinge mechanism and compare it to new combo JP machines. Your opinion is always valuable. Dave
You always find the tiniest machines, Darcy! LOL Very interesting tool!
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The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...
Okoma is a rare find here Darcy. Funk and Okoma were started by former employees of Baurele. They invented the first angular window machine but were later put out of business by Weinig when the patent ran out. A nephew or son of one of the original owners rebuilds these and other machines in Oberkochen. On my bucket list is the small SF3 angle machine.
I don’t know if they had their own foundry or possibly used Baurele’s. They are solid and well designed machines. I have pictures of other Okoma machines from German shops if anyone is interested. Mac Campshure has had a couple of these.
Wow! 25"!!!??? Crazy! Thats literally TWICE the width of my A3-31! Amazing!
If at first you don't succeed, redefine success!
35m/min?? For the metrically impaired, this works out to ~23 inches/second. Also known as 'Launch Mode".
I'm guessing a lot of the weight comes from the nuclear reactor in the base - and it's shielding.