Hi,
I have a nice Triton pro and a triac vmc with atc in my possession. In an ideal world I'd like to take th Triton pro with its servos and linear rails and put it in my vmc cabinet and attach the atc. But I can't see the holes drilled on the side of the casting for the atc and I'm not sure if there any other differences I can't see e.g. power drawbar from the triac won't fit.
I will be converting the final machines to run uccnc, so I'm not concerned about the software side of things
Thanks folks
Tria and Triton castings, the same??
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