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Is tsugami better machine?
- Thread starter ashtech
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huskermcdoogle
Stainless
- Joined
- Nov 11, 2005
- Location
- South Texas
Seen all but the Citizen in operation. Liked the DMG's features but they were having some problems with one of the linear slides. Heard good things about citizens, and the tsugamis look like a simple solid machine and I havn't seen one down for mechanical problems yet. I would personally go either Citizen or Tsugami.
Husker
Husker
Hey,
We are planning to buy our first Swiss screw machine and we are in the same dilemma. Which machine did you end up buying and how was experience?
We have to make a choice between Citizen A 20 and Tsugami S0206.
Any guidance from your side will be immensely helpful for us.
Thanks.
We are planning to buy our first Swiss screw machine and we are in the same dilemma. Which machine did you end up buying and how was experience?
We have to make a choice between Citizen A 20 and Tsugami S0206.
Any guidance from your side will be immensely helpful for us.
Thanks.
Ox
Diamond
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2002
- Location
- Northwest Ohio
The other guy hasn't been here in 12 years, but you might be able to just drive accrost town and ask him yourself?
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Ox
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Ox
Vancbiker
Diamond
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2014
- Location
- Vancouver, WA. USA
My experience with both is quite dated....
Between the two builders, the mechanical aspects of both were very good. The features on, and integration of, the CNC control on the Citizen was way better than Tsugami. This made the Citizen far more friendly and faster for the set-up person and somewhat better for the operator.
Between the two builders, the mechanical aspects of both were very good. The features on, and integration of, the CNC control on the Citizen was way better than Tsugami. This made the Citizen far more friendly and faster for the set-up person and somewhat better for the operator.
huskermcdoogle
Stainless
- Joined
- Nov 11, 2005
- Location
- South Texas
Bottom line, I'd go with whoever can get you the best support.
