The engineer that designed the machine (click on the image to enlarge it and then browse with the black arrow)

The main manufacturing plant in Lousiville Kentucky

The foundation of the CNC

A gainfully employed American welding the bridge assy...as opposed to making cheeseburgers!

Completed bridge assemblies waiting to be cleaned and painted.

Inspecting the welds...he can afford one of our granite kitchens...get it?

Finished components are moved to the assembly plant.

Machine #40 awaiting assembly (mine woot woot)

Notice the FANUC motors...FANUC makes the best machine controls in the world.

More Americans earning a decent living....

It is starting to resemble a machine...these CNCs are massive!

Pulling miles of wire.

The spindle is being assembled.

Guts of the control panel.

12kw (20+ horsepower) spindle

The bed is installed then the machine mills itself true.

I was very lucky that the week I was in training they were assembling my machine.

They completed final assembly in five days.
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