ARB
Titanium
- Joined
- Dec 7, 2002
- Location
- Granville,NY,USA
My best Mitty imitation.
Man I'm tired and Hungry But we finally got the New Hardinge. Yippee
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YIKES! You do look like Mitty, in that picture..
Nice Machine! Congradulations!
Is Mitty MIA?
Not sure if I should be scared or happy about thatYIKES! You do look like Mitty, in that picture..
Nice Machine! Congradulations!
Is Mitty MIA?
So does that make two Hardinges in the shop now?
kinda like the day I sold my arrow 500 and traded up to an arrow 750 with a conveyor.... amazing how much those itty bitty looking chip trays held... took a whole 55 gallon barrel to clean out that machine. I still cringe when the chip tray is full on the manual colchester...
Sweet ARB!
I love my little 8/52SV. I only wish I would've tooled up with right hand OD tools. I takes too long for the spindle to reverse direction if I'm using OD and ID tools in the same program.
ARB, you're too skinny and hairy to be confused for Mitty. What's the specs on that beautiful Hardinge? Love 'em!
PS, where's my kitty?
That looks AWFULLY small for a 2" machine! At least compared to the Conquest series!
Is there eny Z travel - or ???
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You sure that's a 51?
Sure looks like a Mystery to Me
Ox
Slant bed? LH tooling, M4 all including drills and bores and OD turning.
Does that dude have the combo spindle nose? The little Conquest has a A2-5 / 16C, so I know yours would be soemthing else, but I sure like the two minute change over.
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