John..
A bit negative, maybe ..
given good work done by a person in good faith.
Everything is a balancing act.
I bought a 7x lathe in 2004 or so (Einhell, Bauhaus, == 350 €) ...
Did a very good rigid mount for it.
150 kg in mass, steel, concrete, perfectly rigid, 200€ in materials.
I would have been much better off buying, at the time, a 8x lathe at 500
€ (Macro In Spain).
Nothing is rigid.
Nothing is straight.
Nothing is flat.
Everything is relative.
You only save money once you get into the 50-100.000 € area (where I am
now).
On 29/01/2016 17:53, bechetboat@yahoo.com [GrizHFMinimill] wrote:
>
> Just looked at your photos recently posted.
>
> All good work to resolve a problem that has been inherent with most of the
> milling machines with tilting columns.You must have experience of
> being a puppeteer.
>
>
> John
> Spain.
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-hanermo (cnc designs)
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