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RE: Let's See Your Mill - DaveH - 09-23-2012
Ardalest,
Nice mill, luv the pool balls - never seen that before
DaveH
RE: Let's See Your Mill - bobm4360 - 09-24-2012
Here's my little Barker PMO-
Regards,
Bob
RE: Let's See Your Mill - Highpower - 09-24-2012
(09-24-2012, 01:19 AM)bobm4360 Wrote: Here's my little Barker PMO-
Regards,
Bob
OK, that is a cool little machine.
I would love to have one of those. It looks like a very nicely done restoration too. Awesome.
RE: Let's See Your Mill - Rickabilly - 09-24-2012
So I suppose you could say that that is "Bob's Barker"
I love those little guys they are great little machines perfect for cutting key ways or splines and doing all the little jobs that you would otherwise need a Cincinnati or similar milling machine to do, instead you could have a much cheaper Shaper for the making of large flat surfaces and one of these little mills for the detail work.
Best Regards
Rick
RE: Let's See Your Mill - EdK - 09-24-2012
That little mill looks to be fairly stout for its size.
Ed
RE: Let's See Your Mill - DaveH - 09-24-2012
Bob,
Very neat mill
DaveH
RE: Let's See Your Mill - stevec - 09-24-2012
Bob, that IS a neat little mill, could we get a pic of the rear showing the drive from the motor?
BTW, I was able to click on the pic, open in windows picture viewer and expand it greatly retaining the crispness and clarity.
Other times I've only gotten blurry images with expansion, even pics with higher pixel count.
Can anyone 'splain that for me?
RE: Let's See Your Mill - Arbalest - 09-24-2012
That's a very nice looking Mill Bob! I could certainly make space for something like that.
RE: Let's See Your Mill - f350ca - 09-24-2012
There was a chap years ago on the machine builders network (Conrod was his handle) who made a horizontal mill out of a 4 cylinder engine block. Steve will probably remember, or should but you can never tell these days. The spindle was mounted in one of the bores and I believe the top arm as well. Used connecting rods from an engine the end spindle support. Was a pretty neat machine.
RE: Let's See Your Mill - Rickabilly - 09-24-2012
I'd love to see that Greg, That is right up my alley, I don't suppose you know of any photos ?
Regards
Rick