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   Sphere | Jan 18, 2004 06:11pm | #1

   CNC

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   DuncanSR | Jan 20, 2004 10:04am | #2

   Hey Sphere,

   All that came through on your message was 3 letters "CNC" this is a little cryptric for me.

   Duncan

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   IMERC | Jan 20, 2004 10:35am | #3

   It's a designator for a high end piece of machinery.

   Computer Numerical Count. 

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   DuncanSR | Jan 20, 2004 11:13am | #4

   Sorry, the explanation of what the acronym stands for still does not help me in my quest for suggestions about a new drill press.

   Duncan

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   IMERC | Jan 20, 2004 11:22am | #5

   A computer driven machine from the size of pick up to a semi with 4 decimal place accuracy. 6 axis. Auto bit change with a turrent head. Coolant bath. Material self feed isn't an up grade to your drill press.

   What would be other than a say a Bourroughs machinest's drill press.

   Or go for a Hardinges. 

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   Sphere | Jan 20, 2004 04:11pm | #6

   Thanks bud..a little more info than he needed..tho. LOL..

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   IMERC | Jan 21, 2004 12:51am | #7

   Would this help...

3. Darex Corporation, manufacturer of the world's most precise cutting tool sharpeners.
4. Bridgeport Machines, Inc. Bridgeport has been a leader in the machine tool industry since 1938, when we revolutionized the machine tool industry by inventing an extraordinary milling machine with a revolving turret that moved the head from one end of the table to the other. This machine, the Series I Standard, offered unheard of productivity and versatility at a price that every machine shop could afford.
5. Cincinnati Milacron
6. Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc., The World Leader in CNC Swiss Turning.
7. Davenport Machine Tool Company Single & mulitple-spindle machines. Engineered to improve profitability.
8. Flow Corporation Waterjet Cutting Welcome to Flow International Corporation, the inventor of abrasive waterjet cutting technology.
9. GE Fanuc Home
10. HAAS Automation
11. Hardinge Inc. Machine Tools
12. Hurco Companies, Inc.
13. Leblond Makino - Horizontal Machining and Vertical Machining Centers
14. Mazak USA
15. Mori Seiki Co., Ltd.
16. Optical Gaging Products is a global leader in the manufacture of non-contact and multi-sensor metrology systems. OGP technology is used throughout the world by manufacturers to develop, maintain, and qualify production processes.
17. The Precise Corporation, Precise Spindles
18. Republic Lagun Machine Tool Co.
19. Star Micronics Co., Ltd., CNC Machines
20. Summit Machine Tool Mfg. Corp. Manufacturer and distributor of quality machine tools for the metal working industry.
21. Sunnen Products manufactures honing machines, precision gages
22. THK International - The world leader in linear motion!
23. Thomson Industries Ball Screws Linear Motion and Automation Solutions.
24. Victor Machines - The leading worldwide machine tools manufacturer
25. The New Enco Website

 

Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....