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Doall milling machine
- Thread starter Vjhkeh
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Joe Gwinn
Stainless
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- Nov 22, 2009
- Location
- Boston, MA area
It looks to be a vertical mill. It would help to have the photos right side up. There will be a make and model tag somewhere (also has serial number); this is essential, so a photo is advised.
Bill D
Diamond
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- Apr 1, 2004
- Location
- Modesto, CA USA
Spain made by Anayak or Laugan.
Asian maybe YCI Supermax,
is it a Lagan FTV 1?
Asian maybe YCI Supermax,
is it a Lagan FTV 1?
DocsMachine
Titanium
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- Jan 8, 2005
- Location
- Southcentral, AK
I know Anayak made some mills for DoAll, but that doesn't look anything like my Anayak "Exacto". Different head, different ram, different column...
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Joe Gwinn
Stainless
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- Nov 22, 2009
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- Boston, MA area
It's our end that counts. This problem happens to posters here, and they fiddle around and eventually figure out what to change. I've never had the problem, so don't know what happens. But others will likely chime in here.
1yesca
Stainless
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- Jun 1, 2004
well guess what there not on our end and it makes it hard to want to help when things are not in there proper orientation
rke[pler
Diamond
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- Feb 19, 2002
- Location
- Peralta, NM USA
Phones mark the position of the camera so they can display the image right side up, when the image is copied to outside the phone that marking can be lost or ignored by the software displaying the image. The best thing to do in my experience is to edit the image in an image editor (this also allow some judicious clipping and such) and saving as a new image. This tends to strip the camera data and leave the image in the saved orientation.
Sidebite
Aluminum
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- Feb 25, 2008
- Location
- Lomita, CA
I've never seen one with the Doall name on it before and the head is a little different, but the base, ram and table are identical to my Rockford mill. These were also sold as Logan, Hedwick and Rock-Mill. Later they were taken over by Sundstrand who produced an NC version using paper tape control. There are posts you can find on PM by searching some of the other names, and there is more info and images on VintageMachinery.org
Davis
Davis
Sidebite
Aluminum
- Joined
- Feb 25, 2008
- Location
- Lomita, CA
The original Rockford had the motor in the base and a variable sheave driving a shaft aligned with the ram that turned a right angle gearbox in the head. The variable sheave was controlled by a crank on the right side of the ram. The head had a 2 speed gearbox for high/low range.
Mike Henry
Titanium
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- Aug 18, 2001
- Location
- Batavia, IL USA
I get sideways photos from friends I-phone products in email so that may be a problem on Apple's end.
Joe Gwinn
Stainless
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- Nov 22, 2009
- Location
- Boston, MA area
As others have said, what seems to work is to use a photo editor of some kind to define which side is up.
Joe Gwinn
Stainless
- Joined
- Nov 22, 2009
- Location
- Boston, MA area
T.B. Woods seems to still exist, and the MS-77 is still in their catalog., so data and help may be available.
