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Help identifying Small benchtop horizontal mill
- Thread starter Dsel74
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moonlight machine
Diamond
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- Nov 19, 2007
- Location
- marysville ohio
I get it,....it's upside down,.....you're in Australia,....everything is upside down!
Frank R
Stainless
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- Dec 18, 2009
- Location
- Dearborn, Michigan
Does it turn backward as well?
moonlight machine
Diamond
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- Nov 19, 2007
- Location
- marysville ohio
Water spins the other way going down the drain!
jhruska
Titanium
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- Jul 5, 2009
- Location
- Munster, In. USA
Brace yourself and survive a roll-over accident!
Thin sheet(s) of plywood or dunnage board, make a sandwich.
Use small diameter pipe or conduit in between.
John
Thin sheet(s) of plywood or dunnage board, make a sandwich.
Use small diameter pipe or conduit in between.
John
9100
Diamond
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- Nov 1, 2004
- Location
- Webster Groves, MO
Frank R
Stainless
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- Dec 18, 2009
- Location
- Dearborn, Michigan
What attached via this crew knob???
Brackets to reinforce the overarm? Scroll down to the first image:http://www.lathes.co.uk/parkson/page3.html
joeby
Cast Iron
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- Mar 22, 2006
- Location
- Central PA
Unfortunately, I can't help with the ID of the mill, but it looks to be a nicely built machine.
Interesting setup hanging from the front back-gear bearing housing. Possibly belt tensioner for the spindle drive? It doesn't look shop made to me, other than the bracket on the end of the rod.
Unusual paint color too, almost Euclid green-ish.
Kevin
Interesting setup hanging from the front back-gear bearing housing. Possibly belt tensioner for the spindle drive? It doesn't look shop made to me, other than the bracket on the end of the rod.
Unusual paint color too, almost Euclid green-ish.
Kevin
jim rozen
Diamond
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- Feb 26, 2004
- Location
- peekskill, NY
Some horizontals had braces that tied the overarm to the body of the machine. That may have been the purpose of
that knob on the arm - a fixing point for a brace.
that knob on the arm - a fixing point for a brace.
lukeosborne
Plastic
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- Jan 28, 2021
I have acquired the same mill (also in Australia). Did you ever find the manufacturer? Mine is missing a couple of parts - would be good to get dimensions/photos.
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