For this Tree 1050 mill center
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lift capacitie on this fork truck 35,000 # We did cruch the side walk.
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At $170 per hr I had the driver drop and go we finished the placement with the winch
Should cut down on some time I hope

And before the fork lift driver left I had to do this, well Bob did..
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Damn!!!!

Bet the neighbors were quaking in fear when they saw that monster show up. They are going to love you. :flipoff2:

Yeah, buddy! Git-R-Done!

Bet the neighbors were quaking in fear when they saw that monster show up. They are going to love you. :flipoff2:
My shop entrance is on the residential side, even though we are commercial...

Sweet!

Just out of curiosity what does the Tree 1050 mill center
do. Horizontal/Vertical CNC production milling??? What are the parts you will be producing out of it?

Just out of curiosity what does the Tree 1050 mill center
do. Horizontal/Vertical CNC production milling??? What are the parts you will be producing out of it?
It is a vertical, as far as parts we do all our bead locks, Shaft adapters, and stuff like this. We currently have an older tree CNC mill but it was time to upgrade.
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That thing is the size of a room. It runs on single phase? What's the arrangement, your neighborhood looks very residential, where do you find the room for that thing?

You know what would be cool? A video of it in action. Hook us up. :D

What model is your older tree? And what are you planning on doing with it?

Wow! And I just want a little manual machine.

Nice score!

That thing is the size of a room. It runs on single phase? What's the arrangement, your neighborhood looks very residential, where do you find the room for that thing?

You know what would be cool? A video of it in action. Hook us up. :D

My shop entrance is on the residential side, even though we are commercial...
it has been here longer then the houses, the neighborhood grew up around it. The unit is 3 phase. And I have more then enough. Total Shop space is 4500 sq. that is just one room.

What model is your older tree? And what are you planning on doing with it?


Model 310 Journeyman. It was a unit that came out Of Jim Tree's personel workshop after he passed. It was used as trade on the new.

Congrats on the machine....buying a cnc or another is a huge investment. I know we got a couple.......LOL. Get it leveled by professionals youll thank yourself later. Also what kind of hp and rpm , whats the table travel?

Hell you guys are out of Kenosha!!!! I love that town great little bars...I went there for the annual AMC get-together last year...I dont know if they will have it this year but if they do I will be there again.

Model 310 Journeyman. It was a unit that came out Of Jim Tree's personel workshop after he passed. It was used as trade on the new.

Nice, that is the exact same model I have.

Congrats on the machine....buying a cnc or another is a huge investment. I know we got a couple.......LOL. Get it leveled by professionals youll thank yourself later. Also what kind of hp and rpm , whats the table travel?

I did all th eleveling (have all the tools and used to do it for a living so no problem there. Yep we are in Kenosha, fee free to stop in if you are around.
-Scott

Scott even when your spindle bearings go out you still can use the machine for something usefull.............here we are broaching with a old cnc...hahahahaha CNC bootyfab.

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I dont have pics but we once(once) rigged an arm to our torch to flame cut some stuff, real accurate.. lol

How much did that cost you? Looks like it's worth A LOT :eek: :eek: :eek:

Congrats Scott, hope it pays off quickly.

Scott, is that Tinknockers new "toy"? That thing is freaking saweet! Lets see the first thing built with her.