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Astonishing machinery hoard
mikeselectricstuff:
The most machinery/tooling you've ever seen - unbelievable!
jpanhalt:
Nice collection. That Hardinge is a great lathe, but it is not not the cherished HLVH. It also looks like a threaded spindle. Mine is a decent lathe (Smart & Brown) that looks similar, but it also has a threaded spindle. That's a real disadvantage when using a chuck (rather than collet as that one has). It is quite a hairy ordeal to machine in reverse, which is what I am trying to compensate for with my threads on the Mitutoyo DRO. He had a lot of tooling, and that can be more important. Some people neglect that aspect.
I am not really a hoarder, but I am a keeper. I still have and use some tools I got 70 years ago while in elementary school. All of my big stuff dates from the mid-1970's. I do love tools. :)
Doctorandus_P:
I think the same video was posted here on EEVblog a few weeks or months ago. And I was not very impressed by the video. Sure there is a lot of stuff in it, but they do not even try to show any of the capabilities of the machines. It's just some guys waving a camera around and not focusing on anything.
thm_w:
Everything is piled on top of another and nothing is plugged in, not sure how you would show the capability of any of these machines.
Doctorandus_P:
--- Quote from: thm_w on September 23, 2024, 08:17:52 pm ---Everything is piled on top of another and nothing is plugged in, not sure how you would show the capability of any of these machines.
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1. Note their brand name / type number.
2. Search youtube for other video's.
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