Finally closed the deal on my new German Coffee Maker..PICS!
04-07-2006, 05:50 PM
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Finally purchased our new German Coffee Maker..PICS! ...I guess all of the dedication and determination is finally paying off!
Buying this machine has been our motivation for the past 3 months so my little brother and I finally sealed the deal yesterday in Chicago... This is a NEW DMG 70H Horizontal Machining Center which is the first one purchased in Texas by our company. TRD uses this machine for all of their cylinder head machining as well as other prime German car manufacturers...Don't ask price because you don't want to know...Ha Ha!! Plans are in the works for machining our own custom line of rims if everything goes well. Can't wait till it finally arrives late this month!
18,000RPM sounds pretty cool with a milling bit on the spindle of this thing!
Funny thing is, we are already thinking about ordering one more late this year due to delivery dates and workload....and NO...It doesn't make coffee..
Buying this machine has been our motivation for the past 3 months so my little brother and I finally sealed the deal yesterday in Chicago... This is a NEW DMG 70H Horizontal Machining Center which is the first one purchased in Texas by our company. TRD uses this machine for all of their cylinder head machining as well as other prime German car manufacturers...Don't ask price because you don't want to know...Ha Ha!! Plans are in the works for machining our own custom line of rims if everything goes well. Can't wait till it finally arrives late this month!
18,000RPM sounds pretty cool with a milling bit on the spindle of this thing!Funny thing is, we are already thinking about ordering one more late this year due to delivery dates and workload....and NO...It doesn't make coffee..
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04-07-2006, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by 408WS6
Wow.....I'll bet that thing cost more than my house
For that price it should make cappucinos!!
For that price it should make cappucinos!!
It will probably make enough money to buy a STARBUCKS! LOL!!! Last edited by Nick K; 04-07-2006 at 07:07 PM.
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AWESOME!
please make some front skinnies for the vette's (16 or 17in). currently our only option is the ccw drag pack. 3k with tires....UGH!
1800-2200 used, if u can find a set.
please make some front skinnies for the vette's (16 or 17in). currently our only option is the ccw drag pack. 3k with tires....UGH!
1800-2200 used, if u can find a set.
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"Damn, Jimmy! This is some serious gourmet ****... Me and Vince would've been happy with some freeze-dried Taster's Choice, and you bring out this serious gourmet ****..."
-"Shut up Jules, I know how good my coffee is, ok?"
-"Shut up Jules, I know how good my coffee is, ok?"
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Thanks for all of the kind words guys.
The bottom line for machining parts on this machine is "quantity". We can machine heads, wheels, etc., but if there is not a large enough market or quantities for the additional products, there will be very little return on this investment. Any additional products, other than the wellhead valves we will be machining with this machine, will have to be researched thoroughly by BVI before any production is set in progress.
On the other hand, if anyone feels that they might have a product to be machined in quantities, we are open for business proposals!
The bottom line for machining parts on this machine is "quantity". We can machine heads, wheels, etc., but if there is not a large enough market or quantities for the additional products, there will be very little return on this investment. Any additional products, other than the wellhead valves we will be machining with this machine, will have to be researched thoroughly by BVI before any production is set in progress.
On the other hand, if anyone feels that they might have a product to be machined in quantities, we are open for business proposals!
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Originally Posted by Nick K
Thanks for all of the kind words guys.
The bottom line for machining parts on this machine is "quantity". We can machine heads, wheels, etc., but if there is not a large enough market or quantities for the additional products, there will be very little return on this investment. Any additional products, other than the wellhead valves we will be machining with this machine, will have to be researched thoroughly by BVI before any production is set in progress.
On the other hand, if anyone feels that they might have a product to be machined in quantities, we are open for business proposals!
The bottom line for machining parts on this machine is "quantity". We can machine heads, wheels, etc., but if there is not a large enough market or quantities for the additional products, there will be very little return on this investment. Any additional products, other than the wellhead valves we will be machining with this machine, will have to be researched thoroughly by BVI before any production is set in progress.
On the other hand, if anyone feels that they might have a product to be machined in quantities, we are open for business proposals!
Nice, and congrats to the Kallergis family...
I'll be buy to check out the new machine once it is installed.(Bringing a 40oz for all) 
By the way I'm still on the payroll as "THE MASTA BLASTA", maybe its time to step up the pimp game and become the "CNC MASTA PROGRAMA".B, aka the 5th Kallergis brotha....aka strini
04-09-2006, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Nick K
On the other hand, if anyone feels that they might have a product to be machined in quantities, we are open for business proposals!
Nick - can your new machine take models from directly from CAD packages?
04-09-2006, 09:07 AM
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DAMN! that is the world most expensive sex toy...
