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Started by Jeff, February 11, 2025, 09:27 AM

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Quote from: CNCAppsJames on February 11, 2025, 07:55 PMWAY better than;
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Damn Machine's Garbage....
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Jeff

Quote from: CNCAppsJames on February 11, 2025, 07:55 PMI think they probably overestimated demand and have to offload the inventor
The have a new control out now, the P500, these are probably the last gen control the P300.
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MIL-TFP-41

Quote from: Zoffen on February 11, 2025, 10:22 AMGENOS M560V-5AX / #40
$259,900
List: $403,883 - 35.6% Savings
8 in Stock

Doesn't' 400k seem kinda expensive for this machine? You are in high end German 5ax territory with that pricing...


The $400K pricing is competitive with similar Japanese machines. $260K is a pretty good deal. That's getting below DN pricing....tho I would like to see the options included (probing, tool setting/detection, high pressure coolant, yadda yadda. anymore these are not options, they are a necessity.)
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Quote from: MIL-TFP-41 on February 12, 2025, 06:44 AMThe $400K pricing is competitive with similar Japanese machines. $260K is a pretty good deal. That's getting below DN pricing....tho I would like to see the options included (probing, tool setting/detection, high pressure coolant, yadda yadda. anymore these are not options, they are a necessity.)
Nobody makes better iron than Okuma. The control isn't as full featured as the other guys, but getting both from a single source means plenty in the market as they sure are popular machines. There are other mills that win the specification vs price war but their management/ownership isn't as stable as Okuma. Not sure i'd buy a general purpose lathe from anyone buy Okuma. I wiped the floor on an impeller test cut with a Mikron vs the Genos 5ax. But if I needed to hog steel castings for 20 years my confidence would be higher investing in okuma.
 And only an idiot would buy a new Haas VF3 3ax instead of the Genos 560. Not sure if anyone can touch it for the price.

Edit.. and feel free to opine since this was just a blab.. I certainly didn't give credit to other fine builders
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