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Mazak or Doosan VMC
- Thread starter Houdini
- Start date
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david n
Diamond
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2007
- Location
- Pillager, MN
Either machine well handedly outperform a Haas....................I'm willing to bet the Doosan similarly optioned will come in less than the Mazak..........................service in your area would be my deciding factor...............
chip_maker
Stainless
- Joined
- Jan 14, 2006
- Location
- Moira, NY USA
I think he's looking at it from a service standpoint and he said those 2 were local.
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DouglasJRizzo
Titanium
- Joined
- Jun 7, 2011
- Location
- Ramsey, NJ.
Both are great machines. The Mazak can really boogey. I'd be biased towards the Doosan only because I used to work for them and I know it better. They have tremendous parts and support. I'm sure Mazak does too. Either way, you can't go wrong.
Scruffy887
Titanium
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2012
- Location
- Se Ma USA
I would go Mazak because I already have 6 of them and am seriously contemplating an EZ20. Love the Smooth G control. Maybe $10K difference between EZ16 and EZ20. Makes no sense for me to get the 16. The EZ26 will not fit through a 10x10 door, other 2 will.
Djstorm100
Cast Iron
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2014
- Location
- Richmond
I've got a DNM5700. I did look at Mazak but lead time and horror stories around here kill it for me.
I'm coming from a Haas that I bought new, in full. It lasted 19 month before I sold it
I'm coming from a Haas that I bought new, in full. It lasted 19 month before I sold it
Nice, didn't see that you pulled the trigger on the DNM! How long have you had it and how is it treating you?
Panza
Stainless
- Joined
- Oct 23, 2005
- Location
- Lillehammer, Norway
Mazak was almost twice the price of the Doosan (comparable size machines). Got quotes before christmas 2021. The mazak has cooled ball screws, but other than that I could not see where the price difference was.
Djstorm100
Cast Iron
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2014
- Location
- Richmond
Hey man! Yea, just recently. Our Brother Rep's manager killed the deal on the W1000. Love Chris though, great guy. I won't have the machine until April time frame. Come one by after. Hope the Horizontal is treating you well! More uptick time?
Horizontal is treating us great! Super productive machine. Too many things I like about it to count and only a handful of small quibbles, none of them particular important.
Good luck with the delivery and install of the Doosan! Seems like a perfect choice for you honestly.
Also, completely agree about Chris. Helpful, unassuming, and not pushy at all -- just about everything I want in a sales guy.
EndlessWaltz
Cast Iron
- Joined
- Jun 18, 2016
- Location
- Midwest
What is the difference between the EZ series of Mazaks and the standard models? Where does the "cheapness" come in? The DNM is linear, but so is most of the standard Mazaks. So to go even lower....
Djstorm100
Cast Iron
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2014
- Location
- Richmond
Aren't the EZ a new product line?
DNm4500 have been around. The one thing I do like about Doosan is in the last 2 years they have added 1gb dataserver, ATC door (prevent chips in the atc area), another light (right side of the machine) and updated the control. All because they do listen to their customer's feed back.
cosmos_275
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Jun 9, 2015
I was shopping for a lathe last year and when the Mazak guy was telling me about the new EZ series, he was rattling off a list that all sounded like things getting cheapened up, so I was immediately turned off. The regular QT was like 20k more than the Doosan (granted and 8" chuck vs. 6"), so I got the Doosan and it's a very nice machine. Next time I need a mill, I'll definitely check out Doosan again. Just my 2 cents, other guys here have more experience than me.
Both of those machines have totally different XY sizes it looks like.
Doosan is a 30 x 20, while the Mazak is a 37 x 14? very odd size.
I'd be looking at the Okuma Genos M560V, it has a 20x40 capacity and Gosiger is right there in Ohio, they are top notch to work with I've been dealing with them for 20+ years.
DouglasJRizzo
Titanium
- Joined
- Jun 7, 2011
- Location
- Ramsey, NJ.
The Okuma Genos is a great looking machine. I've got a quote on an M660.
We have 3 of the 560's. They've been nothing but stellar for us going on 10 years now. I think our oldest one is from 2013 if I remember right.
