Hi all. Newby to the site. I have acquired a Leblonde no2 machine. Still have to get it out of the garage. Looks to have all of its parts and accessories. Was being used up until a few years ago by my neighbors grandpa before he passed. Old tool and die guy. Has a phase converter with it. I personally don’t have a use for it in my shop. Is there any interest in these old machines? Thanks.
Largest Manufacturing Technology Community on the Web
Stay Connected:
Leblonde no2
- Thread starter 6566chevy
- Start date
- Replies 5
- Views 559
wood2steel
Cast Iron
- Joined
- May 17, 2013
- Location
- georgia
Chevy,
we have a Leblond no 1 set up in another shop and is used for touching up points on mill cutters. Pretty basic machines; just neat to have a few pieces of the older machinery around to remind us of how we got here. Not a lot of value in the machines but someone on FB Marketplace might show some interest.
Johnny
we have a Leblond no 1 set up in another shop and is used for touching up points on mill cutters. Pretty basic machines; just neat to have a few pieces of the older machinery around to remind us of how we got here. Not a lot of value in the machines but someone on FB Marketplace might show some interest.
Johnny
ratbldr427
Stainless
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2006
- Location
- jacksonville,fl.
I have one also.That machine has a lot more capacity than a #1. The tooling is the big deal with a T&C grinder. They have a spot in small shops and hobbyist. Price would depend on what tooling is there. Most people end up spending more on tooling than on the machine. I think I gave 1k for mine 30 yrs ago with some tooling.
wood2steel
Cast Iron
- Joined
- May 17, 2013
- Location
- georgia
No kidding, ratblder! I bought a KO Lee this spring just to get the motorized workhead that came with it. Heck, I'd almost give the tool grinder away just to get it out of my hair
