Hobby Machines!?

[Manfred]

Human Machines

Samurai H Machines are optimised for human setup and operation of low-mid volume parts, with mass production capabilities. We are developing the Vertical Machining Center which comes with everything needed to run the machine. Premium Model Brochure ver.EN2.8.8 EST Launch June 2025

samuraimachinetools.com

I clearly missed the mark.

 

[Tecnico]

Hobby machines………….for the rich & famous!

D

 

[StevSmar]

Machine like a Samurai does have a nice sound to it…

 

[CWret]

Missed the mark! I’m not on that page, not even in the same library.

 

[gerritv]

Mostly aimed at educational market, cost is no object. Public purse, and in UK everything is more expensive to start with.

 

[Arbutus]

They offer "multiplanetary" shipping too. Hope its free.

 

[johnnielsen]

They offer "multiplanetary" shipping too. Hope its free.
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So they'll ship to Saturn?

 

[Doggggboy]

"Delivery attempted. Notice left.
2nd delivery attempted. Final notice left.
Package will be returned to vendor."
The UPS brokerage fee will be insane.

 

[Manfred]

Somewhat at the other extreme:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1459051541353706

Just hit the "X" if you're not on facebook and you can see the video

 

[David]

Somewhat at the other extreme:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1459051541353706

Just hit the "X" if you're not on facebook and you can see the video

I ran across that channel the other day. Key takeaway was the making of the flat material

 

[DPittman]

Somewhat at the other extreme:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1459051541353706

Just hit the "X" if you're not on facebook and you can see the video

Dang impressive I think. Not likely a very useful lathe but impressive build out of simple materials all the same.

 

[garageguy]

multiplanetary shipping is ok and all, but the cool boys are offering intergalactic. If you need to ask the shipping rate, you can't afford it.

 

[LenVW]

I have found that Asian Manufacturers (even if they have a British Sales office) refer to machines as ‘Hobby’ . . . based on the small size of the machining window.
Terminology varies across different cultures.