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Tom, If you want quicker responses from me just WhatsApp me as I only check forums once a day if that. 07850 186390

Yeah, all stored away ready for a new home.

Well nobody bought them up.

Hi mate, sorry its been ages since ive been on here. Firstly thanks for getting back to me on the spartan. Unfortunately I decided to go with a yeti smartbench as advised by Trend would be perfect for my needs, but it is no good for accurately cutting things squarely so now and now i have it all...

does that make sense or would you like more explaining on it? I personally use Fusion then lay parts flat and use the manufacturing tab to tell fusion where I want things to cut and what tools to use then run a simulation then output the code for the Smartbench. USB it over and put it on the...

it has its own computer attached, all you need to do is do your designs in your software of choice and cam your design then export it in the correct file type .nc is what fusion uses for it then just USB or WiFi it to the yeti console. Put it in the start position, zero the z head and press start.

£5999 needs to go

i agree, best chilli flavour imo

For chillis only yeah? 😆

Lol, no I just used the pillar drill, I was tempted though lol

Good shout!

lol, oh yeah I should probably put a price! it was £6954 and I have a trend t35A shop vac I used with it which is £299 new. It's the Latest precision Pro 1.3 all updated with current software version. I still have packaging for all but the bench but it would be better picked up. It's in new...

or I could get the .44 out and have some target practise 😆

I've got a brand new yeti smart bench that has had about 5 small jobs on it. I'm already in a position that I need a machine with vac bed and so this one needs to go as i have another on the way. It's in perfect condition and I will throw in a bunch of additional bits including 8mm,6mm and 1/4...

Just knocked up a carved sign for a mates gun shop, wood is local monterey cypress, came out ok I reckon.

Hi guys, has anyone had any experience with ManTech CNCs? specifically a Spartan model, but any feedback welcome please.

Pocket screws will work OK, just use glue too, if you have a domino joiner then glue and dominoes will work too, or dovetail if u have the inclination, I don't dovetail at all anymore. I find what works for me when I do standard drawers is a blind tennon the whole height of the drawer, stopping...

Hi Andy, the drawers are half tennon joins on the CNC with a little glue and screwed front and back with confirmat screws