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Grizzly Industrial

Grizzly Industrial G8689-4" x 16" Mini Milling Machine

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Features

  • Now here is a Mini Milling Machine that has more features than some Mill/Drills and is affordable for everyone. This little brute will handle any kind
  • No belt changes necessary! The variable speed control and gear drive saves you time and hassleTruly a remarkable machine
  • Features: Dovetail column Safety shut off switch Adjustable depth stop Fine feed head control Geared drive Clear guard on spindle Rubber

Manufacturer: ‎Grizzly


Part Number: ‎G8689


Item Weight: ‎149 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎19 x 20.5 x 30 inches


Item model number: ‎G8689


Style: ‎Grizzly


Horsepower: ‎1


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎both


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: December 1, 2006


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • One BIG PROBLEM
Not USA made, too much play in dial. Customer support is pretty good.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022 by Merrilynn McStraw
    • Good for the price! But...
Got mine up and running in about three hours from delivery. Manageable with a two wheeler and a belt. I was able to get it on my table without help from the two wheeler, using the table as a pivot. I have a larger lathe mill and got this as an excuse for a more precision drill press, then started to look at it for a mill. My major issue is the chuck was not as concentric as needed, and tends to drive one side of the cutters harder, making a hard to soft noise. Switching out the chuck seemed to smooth out the process, so I substituted another chuck which works better. I have most of the tooling and like the MT3 set up because it matches my other machine. My big MT3 machine btw has my collet holder captive! Giving credence to the R8 comment, but my other machine holds everything from 1/8 to 1", so is fine. It takes some force on this one to pop the draw bar, I am using a 16oz brass hammer. I made a couple of replacement x and z knobs to steady the table. The long slide stop hit my vise and a circular knurled knob seems to work better with less torque. The table is very narrow, so get a small footprint vise etc. Finish with sharp cutters and light feeds is very nice. The variable speed is great to use. Noise is moderate with the stock gear package. Numerous after market upgrades are available from other vendors, I am evaluating one now. For layout work this is a base machine, if you add DRO and auto feed, it could be a money maker. Cast and hardened and ground parts are shop quality, and controls feel precise, but with plenty of backlash, so always approach from the same direction. I tried some light climb milling in aluminum, and didn't get any problems. I had the cutter stall at slow speed at a breakthrough point, which beats breaking a plastic gear a bunch. The hp is rated what my other mill is, but with much less torque. Top rpm though is another 1,000. motor is physically about 1/4 the size though. Happy and trying new things. Update after a couple of weeks. I tried several trial cuts in 1/4" aluminum and they give a nice texture especially with small cutters. I put in a 1/2 inch at a low speed, and promptly tore a gear out. I've been doing this with a bigger machine for five years, but was incredulous that it took so little pressure. I got the machine for drilling mostly and as a project for after market upgrades. I assumed I could make an actual part for something before an overhaul. So, no excuse for housing plastic gears in a 100 lb cast iron machine. If you buy one to cut metal with cutters over 1/4 inch, plan to buy the belt drive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2012 by Craig Guinn
    • With a few upgrades it's a great cnc mini mill!
I had my grizzly mill now for almost 2 years. I converted mine to a cnc/hand mill. It can be used for either or. I have used this mini mill cutting everything. Cast iron, steal, stainless, aluminium, brass, plastics and wax test parts. I have had almost no problems other then a spindle gear breaking once but this was my fault actually. I bought all metal ones from littlemachineshop.com and have 0 issues using a 1/2 bit in cast iron now at slow table speeds of course! It may not be a super fine high tech machine. But it gets what i need it for done with .001 give or take with cnc use and digital read outs I added make hand cutting easy. If your willing to spend money and upgrade a few items. You will be really happy. Out of the box it has like all china made products QC issues. Grizzly has great tech support. As far as r8- 3m you can change it to r8 for 35$ if your that confused. Or just buy m3 items. anything you can find r8 I have found m3 with no difference in price. I guess you all don't know how to use simple internet searchs? lol ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2014 by »RïÇH¤ÃrÐ'§
    • Good little mill, but poor packaging for shipping
This mill is quite nice for detail work on small items. I bought it to mill some small off the shelf parts that always need to be modified for our use. It handles these mild steel parts without complaint and is more than accurate enough for our needs. I would have given this product 5 stars, except that it is shipped in a very low quality wooden crate and the electrical box on the mill is made from a brittle plastic. When I received the mill the box was heavily damaged in shipping and the electrical box was destroyed, with most of the wiring pulled out. I contacted Amazon and they sent out a replacement. The replacement arrived a couple days later, with no damage to the sides of the crate, but the mill was loose inside of it. When I pulled the top off of the crate I discovered that the electrical box was again damaged, but not as badly as the first time, and the wiring was ok. I contacted Amazon again and this time was given the option of returning the mill for a refund, or accepting the damage and receiving a partial refund. I chose the partial refund. The manufacturer could easily prevent this damage by using a metal or higher quality plastic electrical box, or providing some padding inside of the crate to protect the electrical box from damage. I'm sure either one would be far less expensive than all the warrantee returns I'm sure they are seeing now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2014 by Larry C.
    • The mighty mini mill
I had this mill before and it worked great. I was able to a lot with this beast. The pinion and worm feed broke so I decided to a get a new one... I think the QC on this is better than harbor freight, and at a better price point than LMS or Micro. Buy this one if you like milling for a hobby. Word of advice this is pretty much a copy of a chinese mill so i would suggest that all buyers replace the 3mt collets/ gears to either steal ones... or if you are like me... convert it into a belted gear system and make it have no moving parts like an ssd... also the torsion arm kinda sucks and i would attach a SUV strut gas piston to help compensation for the z axis struggle of dragging the head up and down.... the skies are the limit for diy engineers making custom pcb board to making a tesla turbo for a car... (haha my scion tc)... cheers and be creative. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2013 by Andrew P.
    • Cheap and practical hobby/home mini mill
Great product. It does need some TLC out of the box. Such as gib adjustment and a decent Digital Read Out. It's not accurate by most machining standards but you can get really good results with it if you're patient and get used to the way it is operated. With a DRO you can probably maintain a .002" or so tolerance with this tiny mill which is excellent for small hobby and home based projects. It cuts steel, titanium and stainless but it does take a long time to get through this stuff. It's best uses are for small polymer and aluminum projects. If you need or desire a more accurate/stronger/faster mini mill, check out littlemachineshop.com. They have excellent quality little machines and accessories for all mini mills at decent prices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2013 by Adrian

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