2007 Haas TM-1 CNC Toolroom Mill

This 2007 Haas TM-1 is a versatile CNC toolroom mill built to bridge the gap between a manual knee mill and a full vertical machining center. With 30" X, 12" Y, and 16" Z travels, a 4,000 RPM CT40 spindle driven by a 7.5 HP vector drive, a 10-pocket umbrella-style automatic tool changer, 200 IPM rapids, and the intuitive Haas control, the TM-1 handles everything from basic fixturing work to full CNC production on a 47.4" × 9.0" T-slotted worktable. Per the seller, the unit is equipped with a brand-new X-axis ball screw — a major wear item that's already been refreshed — making this an ideal fit for a prototype shop, tool & die operation, or a second-op mill in a busy production environment.

Compared to the older Haas-branded toolroom mills of the late 1990s and early 2000s that relied on smaller belt-drive spindles and simpler controls, the 2007 TM-1 brings a meaningful step up in performance and usability. The 4,000 RPM CT40 vector-drive spindle delivers more low-end torque and better rigidity than the original TM-series mills, while the modern Haas control of this generation offers faster program loading, Intuitive Programming System (IPS) templates, and quicker setup of canned cycles than the first-generation Haas controls found on older units. The 10-station umbrella ATC also gives the 2007 TM-1 a real edge over the manual toolchange toolroom mills it often replaces — letting shops take on real CNC jobs on a machine that's still as approachable as the Bridgeport it often sits next to.