Basically a commodity import.

Before considering purchase you need to know whether Emivo have the resources to provide proper support if needed and to be around for some time. Moderately smart website gives little feel for how much real substance they have. Clearly they have ambitions but does their reach exceed their grasp.

Far too easy to get batches of machines made by "we put your badge on it" firms these days. Regrettably its unlikely that small importers will get best of breed units from such firms. Safer options are the longer established firms who have had a chance to build a relationship with thier suppliers.

Skimming through the blog is "interesting".

Clive

Have you done a search to see if there are any reviews on the model.

Steve.

From a cursory glance at their web site, it looks very much like the Amadeal VM25LV mill, as Jason has suggested. This, in itself, appears to be an progression from the Amadeal XJ-12 mill that I purchased in 2010, upgraded in terms of table size, brushless motor belt drive and the DRO equipment. One hundred pounds cheaper from Amadeal, though. The EMV offering has very similar specifications except the motor power is quoted as 0.75kW against 1.1kW for the Amadeal, but that could be the difference between input and output power. Neither specify which applies. The EMV seems only to be available with an R8 up the spout, Amadeal gives you a choice of R8 or MT3.

I've had good service from Amadeal, albeit some while ago, others on here will doubtless tell a different tale. "Yer pays yer money and takes yer choice"

John

Edited to remove a 'Larry Phelan' apostrophe.

Sorry, Larry.

Edited By John Hinkley on 21/07/2021 19:40:29