Full Version: Looking for small rotary
From: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1]
17 Mar 2006
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From: Cap'n Ron (RONSTROWGER) [#2]
5 Apr 2006
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 6 Apr 2006
From: Ralph (RHOUGHTON) [#3]
22 May 2006
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 22 May 2006
http://people.albion.edu/rhoughto/PDF/Engraving/default.htm
I have one old GT for diamond drag only, one small TX which has a motor and will do flat sign and plare work only. I also have a third newer machine for diamond work only. Can send pictures if you want - make offer on them.
Thanks,
Ralph
From: Tom Franklin (FLEA) [#4]
22 May 2006
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 22 May 2006
Hi,
You should find all you need at Laird Equipment Co.
www.lairdequipment.com/
Best of luck,
Tom Franklin (flea)
www.reptom.com
From: Dee (DEENA-ONLY) [#5]
22 May 2006
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 22 May 2006
Hi
Are you looking for a manual or computer machine? If you are looking for a computer style then check with Roy Brewer at Engraving Concepts and see if they have anything they have taken as a trade in. There is a banner ad running for them on this forum. For compactness You may want to look for a Dahlgren Wizard XL but make sure you get someone on this forum to tell you the good and the bad.
Dee
Dee
From: laserman (MIKEMAC) [#6]
24 May 2006
To: Tom Franklin (FLEA) [#4] 24 May 2006
Is this the one and only Tom Franklin that I have know for years? I have a good friend named Tom Franklin who lives in Florida.
I am just curious if this is the same Tom?
From: Tom Franklin (FLEA) [#7]
24 May 2006
To: laserman (MIKEMAC) [#6] 24 May 2006
Hi Mike,
Guilty as charged. :-)
It was great to share a couple of minutes with you in Las Vegas.
I hope all is well. I continue to have the highest respect for you...you are aces!!
Warm regards,
Tom
From: laserman (MIKEMAC) [#8]
24 May 2006
To: Tom Franklin (FLEA) [#7] 24 May 2006
I knew it was you Tom, I am glad to see you have joined the forum family.
Hope you and the family are all well if you ever need anything just let me know.
From: Tom Franklin (FLEA) [#9]
24 May 2006
To: laserman (MIKEMAC) [#8] 25 May 2006
Thanks & best,
Tom
From: JD (JIMDOW) [#10]
25 May 2006
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 26 May 2006
Hi Tracy,
There are two good options if you want to get a new engraver with a warranty. One is the New M20 from Gravograph - it is about 20lbs and engraves in a 4"x4" area with a pen attachment. It also has a red spotting beam and auto Z ajust. You can get it for under $5K. Second, if you need a bigger engraving area, there is the M40 with an 8"x12" engraving area and they now come with a deep vise for 4 1/2" of Z clearance to hold bigger items. Again, it has the red spotting beam and the auto Z. I weighs aporx. 55lbs. You can get that for under $7K.
Yes, I work for Gravograph-New Hermes and have done so for over 15 years up here in Minnesota. I don't know what town you live in, but if you have any questions about our stuff, please let me know.
Cordially,
Jim Dow
Territory Manager
Gravograph-New Hermes :-)
From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#11]
25 May 2006
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 26 May 2006
The red spotting beam is a valuable addition to the machines, it makes pointing to an oddball shape very easy.
I am waiting for a retrofit for the IS400. I would love it.
From: John (JGRIBBIN) [#12]
4 Feb 2007
To: Button (LASERCHICK) [#1] 4 Feb 2007
I have a Roland EGX-300. In New condition. If you are interested let me know.
John
208-704-1426
jgribbin27@adelphia.net
From: Button (LASERCHICK) [#13]
4 Feb 2007
To: John (JGRIBBIN) [#12] 4 Feb 2007