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Possibly crowmolly bait.
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Drill press?
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Is this how you operate the computer?
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Skookum as frig?
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3 in 1, 3 in 1, 3 in 1!
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Nice. Does it come with bits, clamps, and all that jazz too ?
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Milling machine. They use a different collet so the bits stay true. And the table moves in both X and Y axis. Doesn’t look like that one has a digital read out unless its hidden on the other side.
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You joke but for $5 00 more I could have gotten one with anilam crusader ii. Look that shit up.
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That thing will probably run forever it you take care of it.
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DUDE
That thing looks so awesome! So many possibilities. So jealous.
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And thi s is further evidence for my theory: Ramblin gets all the cool toys.
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A vise, a loose box of end mills, and a couple other things. I'll have to get some collets and a vfd to drive it, since no three phase in the shop.
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I accept your jelly. Having this is also going to prompt/enable getting the 1340 lathe running...
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Reply to edit: can confirm, am cool toy klepto.
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my wife typically rolls her eyes and asks WHY DO YOU NEED IT? WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO WITH IT?
I always answer in the same way - better have and not need than need and not have.
This is awesome. How far away are you from me? Can I use it sometimes?
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Depends on how many toys you plan to have in there, but would a phase converter be a better option? You mentioned lathe, is that 3 phase? Then you’re going to need a saw of some sort, so there’s another 3 phase motor to run. You can use a 3 phase motor to convert single phase to 3 phase and run all your equipment off of that. N ot too difficult to build, but the best schematic/set of instructions we could find were still wrong in some aspects of it.
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Ive already got a solid state converter for one toy, and I'm going to buy a vfd for the other. Thought about doing motor generator shenanigans, but nah....
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My buddies and I were going to go the VFD route, but we acquired several more toys than the bridgeport we initially had, so it made more sense to just make a phase converter and put a plug on it, a one-size fits all approach. It was fairly easy, one plug in, a couple of fuses, a start capacitor that I’m not fully convinced we needed, and then just balancing the other legs with capacitors. Only needed one motor, initially I though we needed one motor to spin the other, then figured out we could just use the other two legs of the 3 phase motor. I’m not an EE, so I’m not fully understanding on how it works, maybe we’re only making 2-phase power? But it runs the stuff, and smoothly too. We even have a VFD on one of ours, but still run it through the converter because it was easier than getting a couple more VFDs for the other things. It’s nice being able to make essentially whatever you need.
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I am in Western NC. If you are close to that, sure.
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Auctions are your new friend for parts.
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hmm... you’re as far away from me as I am far away from you. Too far. If I am passing NC and have some machining to do, ill give you a ring
Thanks fam
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Don’t forget Z. You can raise and lower three table.
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I think to have full power available for both at once I'd need a 6-7 HP motor. Didn't have one lying around, so...
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... and tilt the head around x and y...
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Nice. It even has the little crank for spindle speed changes. Does this one allow speed change while running?
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Yes, it does! Jet industrial equipment of this age isn't top of the line by any means, but it's solidly professional grade and better than more recent Jet.
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Nice, a rotary CNC mill
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Primitive as faaahhhhk. I looked up a programming guide on it, and it’s possible to program in g-code offline and upload via rs-232, but it's horrendously involved.
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I should have mentioned that one of the purposes of this is to machine an adapter for a Rover V8 timing cover to fit different water pumps.
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I’m jealous
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