PegroProX440
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Mar 7, 2012
- Location
- Ormond Beach
We are in the process of purchasing another business and we need to make room here at our facility to move some of the acquired equipment into. We are consolidation the things we use frequently and the older equipment needs to go. I have tried contacting a buyer for the whole lot but they are not to responsive because they are not local. We are a mold making shop in Pittsfield Massachusettes called Modern Mold & Tool. I can answer any questions you have if you are interested in any of this equipment. In my opinion its geared towards more hobby or small shops because of the vintage of the equipment. I will post a link at the bottom of the lot.
The Bridgeport torq-cut 22 cnc we mainly run electrodes in it if our other machines are bottle necked. The screen stopped working so we are using a monitor in its place and its working fine. This should be a relatively cheap fix. The machine is slow but it is still tight and accurate. I believe the rpm's are 7500 but it sounds bad at that speed, we keep it under 4000 and its fine.
The Thompson grinder has not been turned on in a few years, it worked fine but it will not stay parallel, after a few days is slips to about .0015 out of parallel across the 12 X 24 inch magnet. The floor it is on is not the best so that could be a contributing factor. Could be a great machine if tolerances do not need to be perfect.
The Bridgeport with out the DRO is our oldest mill. There is definitely some slop in the ways and pretty bad backlash. Other than that it runs fine. We just use it for squaring up smaller blocks.
The Bridgeport with the DRO is a little tighter and we use it quite a bit. In my opinion a shop of our size only needs like 2 or 3 Bridgeports. So this one could go as well.
The top-one Bridgeport clone with an acu-rite control is in perfect condition. LOW HOURS.
Both Kalamazoo saws are a pain in the ass because they are both worn. They could be fixed up and used in someones home shop. If not these will end up scrapped.
The monarch lathe is also kind of warn out. We mainly use it for polishing round cores and cavities. The spindle seems fine but both carriages slip. I can stop the movement in the X and the Y with my hand. Probably an easy rebuild for someone who knows this machine well.
The tos trnechin lathe works fine, it is older but they build things to last then. Has a steady rest and quite a bit of tooling to go with it. Just no real need for this. We use it once a year and that work we could just sub out, so no loss here.
We also have a few systems 3r electrode gang holders, we switched styles a while back and these collect dust
Two turn tables for Bridgeports and a cross slide table. All work fine but these were from before CNC's
I have more that I may post at a later date. If anyone wants to come and inspect feel free or has any other questions PM me.
Prime Photos
The Bridgeport torq-cut 22 cnc we mainly run electrodes in it if our other machines are bottle necked. The screen stopped working so we are using a monitor in its place and its working fine. This should be a relatively cheap fix. The machine is slow but it is still tight and accurate. I believe the rpm's are 7500 but it sounds bad at that speed, we keep it under 4000 and its fine.
The Thompson grinder has not been turned on in a few years, it worked fine but it will not stay parallel, after a few days is slips to about .0015 out of parallel across the 12 X 24 inch magnet. The floor it is on is not the best so that could be a contributing factor. Could be a great machine if tolerances do not need to be perfect.
The Bridgeport with out the DRO is our oldest mill. There is definitely some slop in the ways and pretty bad backlash. Other than that it runs fine. We just use it for squaring up smaller blocks.
The Bridgeport with the DRO is a little tighter and we use it quite a bit. In my opinion a shop of our size only needs like 2 or 3 Bridgeports. So this one could go as well.
The top-one Bridgeport clone with an acu-rite control is in perfect condition. LOW HOURS.
Both Kalamazoo saws are a pain in the ass because they are both worn. They could be fixed up and used in someones home shop. If not these will end up scrapped.
The monarch lathe is also kind of warn out. We mainly use it for polishing round cores and cavities. The spindle seems fine but both carriages slip. I can stop the movement in the X and the Y with my hand. Probably an easy rebuild for someone who knows this machine well.
The tos trnechin lathe works fine, it is older but they build things to last then. Has a steady rest and quite a bit of tooling to go with it. Just no real need for this. We use it once a year and that work we could just sub out, so no loss here.
We also have a few systems 3r electrode gang holders, we switched styles a while back and these collect dust
Two turn tables for Bridgeports and a cross slide table. All work fine but these were from before CNC's
I have more that I may post at a later date. If anyone wants to come and inspect feel free or has any other questions PM me.
Prime Photos
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