Tormach 1100 PCNC Series 3 CNC Milling Machine w/Enclosure & 4th Axis Rotary For Sale

I am selling my Tormach 1100 PCNC Series 3, originally acquired new from Tormach in 2018. I can't afford the space and really don't hardly ever use it, so it needs to find a new home. This includes:

• Tormach PCNC 1100 Series 3 Mill and factory Super Spacer 8" 4th Axis rotary w/ 3-jaw Chuck
  
• New Tormach Cast Iron tombstone for use with the 4th Axis rotary 8" Super Spacer
  
• Tormach Tailstock for use with 4th Axis rotary
• Tosa Tools Subplate for use with 4th Axis Rotary
  
• Tormach Power Drawbar
• Tormach Factory Enclosure (no janky shower curtains or homemade set-ups here)
  
• Santa Cruz Electronics Toolrack and Computer Rack
• Upgraded Coolant pump and external coolant tank (also includes factory coolant TTS ER20 tool holders, Set screw TTS holders in various sizes, and multiple TTS drill chucks (no tooling)
  
• Factory touchscreen (17"; it claims an error with the touch function but works fine with the mouse)
• Factory waterproof keyboard
• Factory waterproof mouse
• Upgraded to LED lights
• Tormach Automatic Oiler
  

This was originally part of a small side business doing pistol slide work and aftermarket firearms parts, almost exclusively in aluminum. The few slides cut were obviously steel. The business closed in 2019 and this has been sitting in my garage since. I've made a couple of aluminum fixtures with it (video) and that's about it. I use my manual machines far more often. The bed is pristine, no apprentice marks. I have a GMT 5" vice that I may list separately that was used with it. The 4th axis never saw much use, if ever. I have a pallet jack that can get it out of the garage, but after that the buyer will need to make arrangements. The enclosure *can* be disassembled if absolutely necessary, but if you can haul it as-is, it'd save you a ton of time. I believe the weight is around 1,500-2,000 pounds. I'm not sure if a liftgate will handle it; you'd better check on your end. Please ask any questions. I've started to disassemble some of it for transport but can take any additional pictures if you need them. First picture is from a while ago when it was running. The remaining pictures are more recent as I get it prepped to go.