Here at Tormach, we work to regularly feature what our customers are making with our customer stories – but the community of Tormach owners is growing faster than ever… and so have the incredible projects …
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With all the interest generated from our last blog post, here are a few more technical details on machining soapstone.
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In our latest blog post, some creative workholding Jeff Rasnake helps him mill some very large pieces of soapstone with his Tormach PCNC 1100.
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Using your PCNC 1100 or PCNC 770 for something other than machining? You’re not alone – modifying a Tormach into a custom manufacturing system is more common than you might realize. Here’s one very cool example from NASA engineer Paul Mirel from Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Tormach PCNC 1100 owner Mark Spear has designed a great solution to answer the question, “How much coolant is left?”. Make sure to check out his stand-mounted coolant sight gauge.
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PCNC 1100 Owner Jeff Rasnake shares with us some pictures of a project that he recently completed for a customer: a custom stainless steel steering wheel for a Packard Hot Rod. Great Work Jeff!
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Episode 5 in our Tormach Owner Stories series features Frankie Flood, Art Professor and Studio Artist at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Peck School for the Arts. Flood’s work in focuses on using digital tools to design functional objects, including his much-coveted motorcycle inspired pizza cutters.
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Tormach PCNC 1100 owner Brian Ulrick has shared a few pictures of his custom built Chain Hoist and Trolley for lifting 4th Axis, Vises, and other Heavy things on to his mill.
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