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Brian, do you have a name for the router? How about a link or something? I am not understanding your process, but I want to hear what you got going on. thank you!

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Hey Brian,,,are you cutting the hole with the router?
shop runs 22 hours a day, 2 shifts. 2 hours for maintence. 2 in line machines run 2 full shifts for deck pieces, 1 machine does splash and any small pieces that will not go through the other machines. CNC’s (all 3) are scheduled out at least a week in advance. All sinks right now are rodded and cut and polished by hand. I am unable to find qualified polishers and it takes a while to train a person and then even longer for them to be productive.
SO !!! I need to free up time for the guys that can produce. if they average 1 1/2 to 2 hours a bowl, 2 times a day on a 10-12 hour day?? You see where I can get alot more footage if the bowl is 90% completed for them!!!
thanks for the feedback!!

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Maybe I am in the wrong place with my questions?
I am “under the gun” because I am unable to get qualified polishers to help get footage.  So, in turn, I am looking to free up the personel that I can count on by getting a machine that will do the work for me.  And we all know that that is the most efficient way of doing business.
So, I ask that if you are not going to be of assistance and interject an answer that is appropriate to my question, do not post.
Thank You.

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You would think that the CNC’s would be my answer, and you would be wrong!!!   They are so busy with the upgraded edges that I am struggling to find time to get a sink in sideways!!!
I am looking for a machine that is specifically for sinks!!!
It has the potential to become more valuable to me than the CNC’s!!!
I need to contact someone that is using a Fab King.  I would like to hear some pro’s and con’s about it.

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Steve, I don’t drive it…who do you think I am?

This guy is my driver…especially in a ride like that.

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