Takisawa 2-axis lathe(s) for sale So Cal, great condition

I want to sell one, maybe both, Takisawa TCN-2100 L6 lathes. They are nearly twins. I bought both new, both used for 1 shift light production, not used every day. One has a parts catcher. Purchased new from Yamzen, first one 2017 IIRC, second one late 2018 or 2019. I'll look it up and update here later. Mostly 6061 aluminum, a small bit taking a light cut and threading 7/8" 1144. I did start the one with the parts catcher the wrong place in the program once, and broke a tool against the part - Yamazen had to come out a re-align the turret. That's all the service needed. These are box way machines, 5K rpm, with 5 decimal resolution. (Yamazen standard package) 1” square and 1.25” ID holders, 8” chuck, A2-6 spindle,15 hp with 2” bar capacity and tailstocks, belt type chip conveyors. Wwill include tool holders that came will machine when new, and the chucks of course. Work was done in collets, I don't think we ever used the chucks at all. New these would cost $90k to $95K. $58k for machine with parts catcher, $55K without. Will add pics, including pics of hour meter. These are really nice machines, gold standard for reliability, very accurate. I'm getting a dual spindle machine with live tools. Thanks for looking! Message with questions.

Boy, if I was closer I'd be thinking on one of these very carefully. Sounds like a great deal.

Thanks, Pete!
These are the really nice stout machines from Takisawa Japan. In case it was missed - they are box way. Super nice. I want to sell at least one to make room for the new machine. Zero issues. I love machines like this as I hate the stress of unreliable machines. Fanuc control of course.

Here are some pics of Mike's machines.

Really nice machines. 15 hp, 12 station servo turret with Curvic coupling, super accurate, box ways in X and Z, 1" square tooling, 1.25" ID tool holders (6 included each machine), hydraulic tailstock with Mcode, Grundfos 520W coolant pump. Japan built. Mike, I see the hours are about 300. That is super low.

Never heard anyone say a bad word about a Takisawa CNC Lathe.

BROTHERFRANK said:

I see the hours are about 300.

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$133/hr

Makes me appreciate my used junk!

Bump to the top. These are remarkable box-way, Japan built, Fanuc control lathes. A great opportunity on quality machines!

For a machine with max Z of 600mm, that's a compact machine

Hi all. EagleMike has sold both of these machines. Thank you.