Starsbaugh 10J grinder/saw

specfab · Feb 28, 2019

My company recently bought some equipment at auction, including a Strasbaugh 10J saw/grinding machine. I would like to get my hands on a manual and parts list/service book if possible. Strasbaugh has morphed into a much more linited company in terms of the equipment spectrum that they build and support, compared to "last century", so 3rd party sources are now the requirement, I believe.

Any help with links or other direction would be appreciated.

Rob F. · Feb 28, 2019

This is the guy you need to talk to, if there is any hope of getting anything he should be able to do it or direct you to who can.
I heard he took over all the "old" machines, (everything not CMP related)
I would limit your hopes to a manual & documentation....maybe
https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerard-pardeilhan-14040023

specfab · Mar 2, 2019

Thanks, Rob F. -- email is sent. Looks like he could be a good resource, if willing.

Rob F. · Mar 2, 2019

specfab said:
Thanks, Rob F. -- email is sent. Looks like he could be a good resource, if willing.

Let me know if you can not get a hold of him. I heard he is the entire strasbaugh "optics" and other "old machines" department. Based out of an ocean container behind a local ice company. For a while if you called the main strasbaugh HQ they would pass along his info, maybe they still do??
I know a machine shop that did work for him on occasion and they should have his contact info. They recently moved out of the area so it would be a challenge to find easily though.

specfab · Mar 2, 2019

Rob F.,
I did drop an email late Friday to the support group at Revasum, thinking perhaps I could get a referral of some sort. We'll see where that goes. I am surprised that I didn't come up with this lead in doing a Google search on several previous occasions. I figured there HAS to be someone out there with a lot of historical info and knowledge about these machines, as many of them as there still are doing optics fabrication.

Thanks again for the help --

Rob F. · Mar 2, 2019

How old is the machine you have? I want to remember the serial number is also month and year. Another clue might be color the last ones made were white, most were a blue color. For a long time the inside of the cabinet would be signed and dated by the guy who assembled the machine. Post a picture or two if you get a chance.

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