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Grizzly G0895?

1/4/20

earworx

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Any thoughts on this?
$17,995
No reviews yet
Is it a toy?

1/4/20 #2: Grizzly G0895? ...

rich c.

Can't imagine they will be up to speed with customer service right away.

1/5/20 #3: Grizzly G0895? ...

cabinetmaker

Can�t pay a guy to stand and cut cab parts on a saw for that.

1/5/20 #4: Grizzly G0895? ...

jerry

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I just checked and it said it was not available

1/5/20 #5: Grizzly G0895? ...

Quicktrim

This is bound to be the trend over the next decade. Every cabinet shop no matter how small will have a cnc to acurately cut case parts. The barrier to entry for true production in my opinion is finishing now. Flat line finishing systems are still huge and expensive.

I think it's great because now if you are a good Craftsman and a good engineer you can compete with the big boys on a lot of levels .

Best of luck in 2020 for everyone!

1/5/20 #6: Grizzly G0895? ...

Karl E Brogger

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Website: http://www.sogncabinets.com

"Is it a toy"

Isn't everything by grizzly fall into that category?

For $18k dollars, I'm betting that is one of the most expensive cnc's you could get your hands on. The good machines don't cost $100k+ because they're screwing you over. They cost that for better engineering, better parts, longevity, and speed.

You get what you pay for. Pay now, pay later.

1/5/20 #7: Grizzly G0895? ...

Leo G

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I checked and it said it was available. No reviews as of yet.

1/6/20 #8: Grizzly G0895? ...

jonathan mahnken

Website: http://www.mahnkencabinets.com

Seems to me that these Chinese cnc routers are totally flooding the market right now, basically the same machines re branded over and over again. I wonder just how crappy they are??? All of our other tech type stuff is made overseas. I havent bought a cnc yet, and while Id love to buy domestic, the price of these import machines are ridiculously low for what they seem to offer.

1/6/20 #9: Grizzly G0895? ...

Jeff

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We have a Baileigh WR-48v, essentially the same machine.

Though we bought it quite awhile ago when it was about 11K with a vacuum pump

It has it limitations for sure. But it does exactly what we thought it would do. No tool change, or ability to measure tool length in the middle of a program. Two tools means two programs.

The newer model is the wr84v. Its about 18k without a vacuum pump.

We bought it based on an old shop having limited amperage. I wouldn't have been interested at the current asking price.

A good used machine is probably a better option within a similar price.

1/8/20 #10: Grizzly G0895? ...

Snaglpuss

This type of machine could be a game changer except for one thing- it lacks a swappable toolholder.
A couple of dozen years ago I worked on a cnc that had swappable toolholders and no automatic toolchanger and that even was a big PITA.
Having only one bit to work with is a serious impediment to productivity.
Even if this machine cost a couple of grand more having it set up with toolholders would make it way more productive and marketable.
Mr. Balolia are you listening?

1/18/20 #11: Grizzly G0895? ...

Ian

I'm not impressed. Chinese junk. I'd go more with something like this, US built and the guy actually answers the phone, Grizzly support is the worst I've ever dealt with

DB CNC Routers

11/18/21 #13: Grizzly G0895? ...

Brian Marvin

Komo routers, Made In USA. We have been running a 5x12 router for over 20 years. Expensive but never had a problem.

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