I found that the machine manual was at the very least quirky and suspected that the native language at AXYZ was French and the translation was shall we say interesting. How much work do you plan on doing.Why do you think the software is too old?I have had the experience of recommissioning an AXYZ 6010 with the horrible Toolpath software and as long as we kept to XP there was never a problem with the actual software.The problem was that the age of the software limited the system to the use of file names with no more than eight characters (obviously it pre-dated Windows 95!) but in practice the machine did what we needed.Rather than throwing money at an upgrade,why not just get on with cutting some parts to see how you get on?

Just because it is crated doesn't mean that it runs without problems. To bring it in to that building was gong to cost the $30,000 to $40,000. It was in an industrial park and most places had 3 phase. The only reason I brought up the power is I remodeled a warehouse that was going to be a print shop and they thought they had 3 phase when they only had single phase power. Also, if I buy something like this one (Not running, but packed for shipment - so likely runs) is there a discount for not seeing it run? Qxdm license cracked screen. Yea, it is a lot of money, but is it worth that, or it it under priced or over priced. I would like to see enough deals and understand enough deals to know a good one (or a bad one) before buying. Still, I am shopping now, not yet buying. Open ToolPath for Windows from the program menu. Be sure the “File of Type” is set to “DFX Files(*.dxf)”. At the prompt screen select your.DXF file. I have an axyz, and an old beater win98 computer to run tpwin. We were using a program called ToolPath but we are needing a comparable. Unfortunately the Software that we use to run the CNC machine does not have. Transport - I assume it is possible, but costs, how easy it would be? ganguro girl deluxe download swf Power, yes, I have the power to the box, it would need wiring from the power box to the machine, but maybe that is $100. Again, what to ask, what to look for and how to evaluate like a pro on my first deal. There is another one through a broker in Sacamento that seems about the same - $45K for a Multicam 5000. This one has been sitting around for a while. I would love to know how critically look at these sort of offers and understand what is being offered and what the real value actually is. I don't know if this is a smoking deal or a sucker punch. It is about offers like the one on ebay now 07? This is a 2005 Multicam CNC router 5000 Series 192' X 61' Tool changer, 16HP Spindle for $47K.

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