D-Flo's with his freshly uncrated PM-833TV Ultimately, I am happy with my purchase as this will be a great little machine to hone my machining skills on.
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My first plan was to buy a commercially available CNC mill from Haas or Tormach to avoid the hassle of converting a manual mill, but these CNC mills are just too expensive for someone like me that doesn’t plan to use his mill to turn a profit, especially when you start to add on fancy features like rigid tapping and work probing. Before I get into why this mill stood out to me, I have to be honest with you. It is an imported Taiwanese benchtop mill that is of slightly higher quality than the average mill of this form factor. To expand the capabilities of this benchtop mill, I have decided to convert it to CNC. I am getting closer to fulfilling this goal with the acquisition of a Precision Matthews 833TV mill. However, it has been a longstanding goal of mine to expand the metalworking capabilities of my shop because the ability to make custom metal parts would allow me to build some projects that otherwise would have been impossible. I can 3D print the plastic and carve up the wood with my CNC router. My go to materials have been plastic and wood. Previous Next Watch Project Project Overviewīesides a couple handheld power tools, most of the tools in my shop are ill suited to work with metal.
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