I like it. Wish I had room in my shop right now for one. If someone thinks it's slow. Having an operator in the bathroom for 10 minutes when the light is flashing. Is way more costly than 2 minutes to change a pallet. Or reading a text from a buddy and has respond back before loading a part or two.
@@DUIofPhysics Slow is safer. Don’t want that thing to jam up and have to have the service people come fix it. Opposed to just letting one lower paid person watch it all night without incident. I’d also imagine the parts being ran have long run times. If they had short run times, load time would matter a lot more. But when you have one part change a day, being this slow isn’t really that big of a deal when you consider the extra cost of the minute saved. Fast machines are expensive.
I like it. Wish I had room in my shop right now for one. If someone thinks it's slow. Having an operator in the bathroom for 10 minutes when the light is flashing. Is way more costly than 2 minutes to change a pallet. Or reading a text from a buddy and has respond back before loading a part or two.
Sounds like an 80's aerobics workout show
talk about a slow load time
Ya but you don’t have to do anything and this machine is meant to be ran lights out
@@kw2519 true, but not a great reason to design something so expensive to run at a snails pace. It could be a LOT faster for minimal extra money.
@@DUIofPhysics Slow is safer. Don’t want that thing to jam up and have to have the service people come fix it. Opposed to just letting one lower paid person watch it all night without incident.
I’d also imagine the parts being ran have long run times. If they had short run times, load time would matter a lot more. But when you have one part change a day, being this slow isn’t really that big of a deal when you consider the extra cost of the minute saved. Fast machines are expensive.