[whosdadog]

I am part of a High School Robotics team, and we are having a DRO CNC mill donated to us. I was able to see it, but not get any model numbers or names off of it (other than supermax). I have a picture that I attached, and I was hoping that someone would be able to tell me something about it. What I really need to know is how heavy it is. I know that a picture is not a lot to go off of, but I am hoping someone here has seen this mill, or owns this mill and could tell me something about it. What I really want to know is the weight, and what type of AC it uses. Thanks,

Jon

[MrWild]

About 3,600 pounds. Looks like a very nice machine. Your head tilts side to side and fore and aft. This is good for some set ups. I see you are also getting a bunch of tooling. It looks like NMTB40. Nice and solid. Your machine also has a auto drawbar. Probably a Kurt. This machine is a solid unit and your school will be happy with it.

The CNC portion runs on regular 120v single phase but the quill motor does need to run on three phase. If you don't have three phase available, you can run it with a frequency converter.

[whosdadog]

Wow! Thanks for that! That was more than I thought I would get. Thanks,
Jon

[JPW]

I'm guessing it has an Anilam "M" control on the right side.

[Monkey King]

It is taiwan milling machine made by Yeong Chin.