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New shop tool!!

Meep-Meep

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Well, new to me anyway. It's a 15 x 50 Clausing with taper attachment, collet set up, DRO's and a bunch of other stuff. Just got to run power to it and away we go.
 

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Ah geez, I stuck this in the wrong forum. Meant to put it in the general discussions.
 
Wow that's gonna make some projects go a lot quicker. I can only hope to have machinery like that one day. Nice score.
 
Ah geez, I stuck this in the wrong forum. Meant to put it in the general discussions.

That tool sir would look good in any discussion board or shop! Real nice Meep.
 
That tool sir would look good in any discussion board or shop! Real nice Meep.

I agree Ron, well said and congrats Meeps, very impressive! I want to see some play by play on that when it's up and running.
 
...and I was happy to get a $5 home-made slide table for my $20 drill press!!!
 
Cool! When will you be getting a mill? :headbang:
 
Thanks guys! This batch of stuff I got about a year ago and it's all from a local college. Among the collection is a 10 x 24 Cincinnati lathe that had very little use, Rockwell table saw and belt sander, DoAll band saw and a Powermatic drill press. All 50's era American stuff!! Some of it needs work but I'm happy to be recycling it!!
 

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Nice college clean up!
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ah! It brings back memories of my tool & die job days. MAKE CHIPS!
 
Was the college replacing the machines with new machines? I know my old high school got rid of the auto shop. It's sad to see all of these schools getting rid of this stuff. I don't care how automated we get, there will always be a need for manual machinists...
 
The tools on the trailer I got from a private avionics school that bought out the local college. They had to take the whole lot to get what they wanted so I got the stuff they didn't want. I'm pretty sure the college shut down their avionics dept. for good. Too bad.

And I agree, good manual machinists and people who can fix stuff will always be in demand.
 
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