New Jack steel production machine

[peezie]

I chat with Jack once in a while on FB and he is impeccable when it comes to precision. He's finally coming out with a production run of his newest machine the Rotator MKIII. Powered by a maxon 216000 motor. Here are some pics of his machines. 10371372_727635387298740_34630525079207146_n.jpg10383580_727635467298732_3823429421718424536_n.jpg10308246_727635347298744_4166172633506514988_n.jpg10388467_726082600787352_980454216_n.jpg. If anyone is interested you can contact him on facebook by looking up his name or send him a pm here. I wish him good luck on this endeavor. He's been building machines for a couple years and this is his first true production machine based off a design he's been refining. Contact him for pricing and sales.

[peezie]

A couple more details, it has 4 bearings on the machine and is ultralight at 65grams. They come standard with 3.5mm stroke length. And yes it will push carts all day long.

[adrian the sardinian]

sexy

[asA]

I've been running my mk3 rotator pushing ttechs for a month or more and it's a great machine. It's seriously lite and super tiny.

[slicksteel]

how is the vibrations and sound asa-it does look well made and i know jack has been putting some time in this.

[asA]

It's really smooth and near silent. It's a giant step up from my older rotator, which is still a great machine. It's really pretty cool how small and powerful it is.