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  1. J

    Kysor Johnson Model R (Cedar Crest, NM) $750

    Hey Guys. Below is the copy from the ad I posted trying to move my bandsaw. Its a bit hyperbolic cause, its craigslist. The link is below and if you mention you're from the the forum, it'll go at the PM discounted rate. Contact me thru CL because I don't check here very often. Cheers, John...
  2. J

    Large assortment of Kwik Switch 200 endmill holders and collet chucks

    Dropping prices again! $125 for all of them! Dont make me put these damn things on ebay!
  3. J

    Free, DoAll bandsaw blade guides, and a box of misc. fasteners maybe for home shop

    Sam--- If there are any guides he doesn't need or are gross duplicates of, I'd gladly take the remainders. I'm bringing an old DoAll back to life and received only what the saw came with installed.
  4. J

    Large assortment of Kwik Switch 200 endmill holders and collet chucks

    Ugh. You're totally correct. I looked these up a month or so ago and clearly had a lack of brain function. Thanks for the heads up. Dropping prices accordingly.
  5. J

    Large assortment of Kwik Switch 200 endmill holders and collet chucks

    THESE ARE 300 SERIES, NOT 200 AS THE TITLE STATES! Hey guys, I got these in a lot of tooling I purchased and have no use for them. The endmill holders are a mixture of SPI (Japanese manufacture), Universal Engineering, and Scully-Jones. It looks like they've been in storage for a while and...
  6. J

    Help Identifying a Horizontal Mill Attachment (and find it a good home)

    Ah, my comment was intended to be quite tongue and cheek. Just wanted to point out I that I hadn't considered WW2 as being a catalyst for NMTB adoption. I always thought of R8 being the main tooling beneficiary of the war, of course due to the ubiquity of Bridgeports produced during and...
  7. J

    Help Identifying a Horizontal Mill Attachment (and find it a good home)

    Yeaaaa. Good point. I don't have any 40 taper tools in my shop so my knowledge of them is gained through second hand experience. Also, interesting chat about NMTB and its adoption. Can we thank the axis for its popularity? :nutter:
  8. J

    Help Identifying a Horizontal Mill Attachment (and find it a good home)

    After looking at some specs again, I reckon its a Cat40 taper, not NT. Again, if anybody needs this lemmie know or its off to the scrap bin in the sky. It's just taking up room in the shop and I've kicked it a few times...it always wins over my foot. Its really on the edge for shipping...
  9. J

    Trip to the Shop Saturday-Photos

    Yea, that sounds about right. Everytime I buy/move equipment it takes at least twice as long as I expect to get everything setup the way I want it. "I need another light here" "Lets make a dolly for this machine" "I really should pull the table off this" "Dammit, I'm out of wire nuts" It...
  10. J

    Help Identifying a Horizontal Mill Attachment (and find it a good home)

    Thanks guys! A vertical conversion head is what I figured it was as well which is why I'd really hate to scrap it. I know if I only had a horizontal mill in my shop, and a vertical conversion head came up for grabs...I'd want it. Purely guesstimating the weight, I'd put it some where in...
  11. J

    Help Identifying a Horizontal Mill Attachment (and find it a good home)

    Here a few more pics showing the drive gear and the graduation scale.
  12. J

    Help Identifying a Horizontal Mill Attachment (and find it a good home)

    Hey guys. I picked this up last month accidentally at an auction. It was one of those "contents of these shelves" lots and this behemoth was hidden behind a bunch of other stuff. My knowledge of horizontal mills is quite limited, hell this could even be something else entirely. I really hate...
  13. J

    Help w/ Strange Index/Gorton Hybrid on Craigslist

    It WAS $1900! I've browsed around some of the Midwest auctions and was amazed at what things were going for. That said, once I factor in shipping/pickup, I'm close to buying something local that I can see in the steel. Thats worth a few extra bucks to me. "Ewwwwww" was my gut instinct as...
  14. J

    Help w/ Strange Index/Gorton Hybrid on Craigslist

    Howdy folks, first post here although I've been lurking for well over year now. I'm currently trying to outfit a small home shop with the ability to make some specific geology related tools and equipment. I already have a lathe (two actually, both free:D) and would like to add a small/medium...

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