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That's great news! The power table that I would be looking for would only be for the 960 or 1290...

Good good. 3 months I can wait for, I'd prefer a power table if I'm going to go whole hog down the road.

I am interested in these, but how much floor space do they occupy?

Whiteylightning wrote:I am interested in these, but how much floor space do they occupy?

You mean the frame? If so, what size?
My shipment arrived with delay. It is currently still being hold at Oakland as truck driver has hard time to pick it up. Possible pretest by workers there per freight company
They said that it should delivery to me on Feb 28th. Once I have it, I'll assembly all size for demo


Marco

Updated: shipment arrived. Just found that the frame for 1200x900 is very, very, very heavy! I believe it is over 250#. It damage our scale (330#) when we tried to measure the true weight. I need to buy a new digital scale and do again


Marco

Hi Marco,

Is the putative z-table an upgrade that can be applied to the current 640 frame, or is the frame itself being redesigned to accommodate this functionality? Thanks!

Ryan

Hello Ryan:

We tried to make it compatible to be compatible to our frames (not important as it is adjustable to some extend). The main things is the honeycomb and that is something we take it into account when we're designing the power 'Z' table now

A prototype power 'Z' table for 640 system should be ready in about 3~4 weeks. Once we received it, we can do improvement if necessary based on the prototype. It is 'a pair of dual scissor' type just let you know in advance

Marco

Tech_Marco wrote:Hello Ryan:

We tried to make it compatible to be compatible to our frames (not important as it is adjustable to some extend). The main things is the honeycomb and that is something we take it into account when we're designing the power 'Z' table now

A prototype power 'Z' table for 640 system should be ready in about 3~4 weeks. Once we received it, we can do improvement if necessary based on the prototype. It is 'a pair of dual scissor' type just let you know in advance

Marco

Thanks Marco. So if I understand you correctly, the new power z table will be sold as an add-on feature compatible with the current frame you sell. I just wanted to make sure that if I started a build now, I could take advantage of the power z table without having to purchase a new frame. Thanks!

Ryan

Ryan, the power Z table is gonna to be universal and it will fit our frame for sure. Otherwise it make no sens to sell things that not compatible to each other. We try to be compromise on the design and make it easy to be used on other machine as well.

By the way, I have two power Z table (sample) here as well. It is heavy duty (steel made) but it wasn't a designed to be compatible with the current model of body frame. It is just two samples we ordered wanting to sell in US. It is very very heavy but you guy must like it as it works flawless and very powerful. I was told that it could lift up 100lb but not sure that as I haven't tested it my self. I'll take some picture to show in a moment.


Marco

i can't wait! power-z and autofocus would be so handy.

Tech_Marco wrote:Ryan, the power Z table is gonna to be universal and it will fit our frame for sure. Otherwise it make no sens to sell things that not compatible to each other. We try to be compromise on the design and make it easy to be used on other machine as well.

By the way, I have two power Z table (sample) here as well. It is heavy duty (steel made) but it wasn't a design to be compatble with the current model frame. It is just two sample we ordered and want to sell in US. It is very very heavy but you guy must like it as it works flawless and very strong. I'll take some picture to show.


Marco

Following is a standard power Z table sample we received from a tooling company who can mass production for us for resale.
It is made of stainless steel with high torque "86" series motor. Picture is showing the model of 600x400 and we have 900x600 as well.

Marco

Folks, take a look of this: viewtopic.php?f=46&t=2025

Marco