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Re: US/UK prices & Re: speed way 7X12

Mike Ousby
 

Jerry

I think that Ken is referring to Jersey, Guernsey & Sark, not the Napoleonic channel
forts.

Mike Ousby

On Sun, 29 Dec 2002 00:28:32 -0000, you wrote:

Hi Jerry,
The ones in the Thames estuary are largely dismantled except for a
couple of girders with navigation lights on them, and the ones in the
Solent (built in Napoleonic times) are now homes/hotels/deserted, and
are not tax exempt.

It is possible to import cheaper - and I do - but it has to be on
a 'goods exchanged under warranty' basis. Not all suppliers well do
this. I don't mind the 17? % VAT too much, but I don't like paying
tax twice and the Customs adding a further fee for acting as my Agent
to take my money off me, which takes a $129 item up to $244.

I think a lot of the problems in getting stuff for the mini-lathe is
that the suppliers here depend too much on shop sales (although spare
parts are not in shop) and are not yet into ordering on-line so much.
I have tried all the major suppliers here for a simple belt and was
told in December that it would be January. Today I got a letter
saying it would be February... So I am importing a couple of them.

It's only Mr Bliar who thinks we are still a World power.
Regards
Ken


--- In 7x12minilathe@..., Jerry Smith <jfsmith@a...>
wrote:
Ken,
Are those "island nations" still on the WW II platforms in
the
Channel? They don't have any import taxes or duties. These days,
UPS
probably delivers to them, just an idea, that may benefit you.

Jerry

At 04:28 PM 12/28/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi,
If you want to know how lucky you guys in the US are, with your
$300
prices, the 'most - sold' version of the Mini Lathe in the UK is
the
Clarke CL300M and it costs ?683 but Machine Mart sells it for a low
<quote>Amazing Value</unguote> of ?469.94. Remember that is POUNDS
Sterling or $1.50 for each pound.

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Re: US/UK prices making a living

[email protected]
 

Hi

As another citizen of the UK considering the purchase of a mini-lathe I was
interested in the price comparison. Now Chester UK advertise the machine at
340 GBP ex-VAT so the US equivalent, before local sales tax, is around 540
USD. By the way this does include delivery with the UK.

There are any number of reasons for the UK/US price differentials, including:

Bulk buying - the US market is 4 to 5 times bigger.
Property is relatively cheaper in the US so company overheads are lower.
Similarly for some labour costs, usually the ones the employer pays.

But remember, at the end of the day the price a company sells at is the price
it believes it can extract from the customer. Also, there needs to be plenty
of competing products. To the best of my knowledge, in the UK the source of
cheap lathes is limited. In the US there may be others.

Right, now the economic lesson is over the actual lathes actually seem
reasonable. So a question, does anyone use one as a production machine as
part of making their living?
Re: US/UK prices & Re: speed way 7X12

Jerry Smith
 

Ken,
Where I am from we call it a GST and PST, or Brian's Tax. So I buy
in the states, use it for a while re crate the stuff and rent a truck and
drive for 12 hours. It's house hold goods then.
Your MP really does have a different view on his position in the
world. If it wasn't for the "Yanks" he would be doing social reforms and
restoration of the crown.
While a member of the CF, I learned a deep dark secret. If the
Russians came over the North Pole, we were to instruct our troops to point
south and say "you want them not us, eh?" :->
There is one of those gun platforms still intact or more or less
intact, they are offer citizenship, play music that may not be in good
taste and have a major Internet connection. I am looking for the web site
at the moment.
Jerry

At 12:28 AM 12/29/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi Jerry,
The ones in the Thames estuary are largely dismantled except for a
couple of girders with navigation lights on them, and the ones in the
Solent (built in Napoleonic times) are now homes/hotels/deserted, and
are not tax exempt.

It is possible to import cheaper - and I do - but it has to be on
a 'goods exchanged under warranty' basis. Not all suppliers well do
this. I don't mind the 17? % VAT too much, but I don't like paying
tax twice and the Customs adding a further fee for acting as my Agent
to take my money off me, which takes a $129 item up to $244.

I think a lot of the problems in getting stuff for the mini-lathe is
that the suppliers here depend too much on shop sales (although spare
parts are not in shop) and are not yet into ordering on-line so much.
I have tried all the major suppliers here for a simple belt and was
told in December that it would be January. Today I got a letter
saying it would be February... So I am importing a couple of them.

It's only Mr Bliar who thinks we are still a World power.
Regards
Ken
US/UK prices & Re: speed way 7X12

Capt Ken Appleby <[email protected]>
 

Hi Jerry,
The ones in the Thames estuary are largely dismantled except for a
couple of girders with navigation lights on them, and the ones in the
Solent (built in Napoleonic times) are now homes/hotels/deserted, and
are not tax exempt.

It is possible to import cheaper - and I do - but it has to be on
a 'goods exchanged under warranty' basis. Not all suppliers well do
this. I don't mind the 17? % VAT too much, but I don't like paying
tax twice and the Customs adding a further fee for acting as my Agent
to take my money off me, which takes a $129 item up to $244.

I think a lot of the problems in getting stuff for the mini-lathe is
that the suppliers here depend too much on shop sales (although spare
parts are not in shop) and are not yet into ordering on-line so much.
I have tried all the major suppliers here for a simple belt and was
told in December that it would be January. Today I got a letter
saying it would be February... So I am importing a couple of them.

It's only Mr Bliar who thinks we are still a World power.
Regards
Ken


--- In 7x12minilathe@..., Jerry Smith <jfsmith@a...>
wrote:
Ken,
Are those "island nations" still on the WW II platforms in
the
Channel? They don't have any import taxes or duties. These days,
UPS
probably delivers to them, just an idea, that may benefit you.

Jerry

At 04:28 PM 12/28/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi,
If you want to know how lucky you guys in the US are, with your
$300
prices, the 'most - sold' version of the Mini Lathe in the UK is
the
Clarke CL300M and it costs ?683 but Machine Mart sells it for a low
<quote>Amazing Value</unguote> of ?469.94. Remember that is POUNDS
Sterling or $1.50 for each pound.
Re: speed way 7X12

Sean <[email protected]>
 

Jmm well to stay in th relm of mini lathes,(7x's) I would probably
say a micro mark because of the true standard markings and intervals,
which makes for more accuracy IMO, although if money were not abject
I would go with a 9x20.

sean


n 7x12minilathe@..., "lokinb <lokinb@y...>" <lokinb@y...>
wrote:
First let me say thank you for all of your input..
Now I have just one more question for you all. at least one more
till
I actually get my Lathe.

If money was not a big deal, what mini lathe would you most like to
own? and why?

ok two questions.

I dont mean to be a pest or to monopolize the conversation, I just
like to be sure before I buy a tool that I am going to get the most
use out of it I can...

Thank you for your patience and advice, they are both apprieciated.
lokinb






--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "Brice D. Hornback"
<bdh@c...>
wrote:
The "Speedway" is the Homier 7x12.



- Brice

----- Original Message -----
From: <lokinb@y...>
To: <7x12minilathe@...>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 5:01 PM
Subject: [7x12minilathe] speed way 7X12


Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.


ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and
would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it
wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe
can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a
piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would
be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb



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Re: US/UK prices & Re: speed way 7X12

Jerry Smith
 

Ken,
Are those "island nations" still on the WW II platforms in the
Channel? They don't have any import taxes or duties. These days, UPS
probably delivers to them, just an idea, that may benefit you.

Jerry

At 04:28 PM 12/28/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi,
If you want to know how lucky you guys in the US are, with your $300
prices, the 'most - sold' version of the Mini Lathe in the UK is the
Clarke CL300M and it costs ?683 but Machine Mart sells it for a low
<quote>Amazing Value</unguote> of ?469.94. Remember that is POUNDS
Sterling or $1.50 for each pound.
US/UK prices & Re: speed way 7X12

Capt Ken Appleby <[email protected]>
 

Hi,
If you want to know how lucky you guys in the US are, with your $300
prices, the 'most - sold' version of the Mini Lathe in the UK is the
Clarke CL300M and it costs ?683 but Machine Mart sells it for a low
<quote>Amazing Value</unguote> of ?469.94. Remember that is POUNDS
Sterling or $1.50 for each pound.

$300 is only ?200!!! They all buy them from the same factory in China
too.

I recently wanted to buy a part from the States which you can't get
here. It would cost $129 for you. I would have to pay a further $56
Postage and then Import duty, VAT (Common Market tax) and a handling
fee for paying the Customs, making a total of $244!

The first time I went to the US (1952) we were getting $2.80 to the
?1 Pound - how times change. Enjoy it while you can...
Regards
Ken

--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "lokinb <lokinb@y...>"
<lokinb@y...> wrote:
First let me say thank you for all of your input..
Now I have just one more question for you all. at least one more
till
I actually get my Lathe.

If money was not a big deal, what mini lathe would you most like to
own? and why?

ok two questions.

I dont mean to be a pest or to monopolize the conversation, I just
like to be sure before I buy a tool that I am going to get the most
use out of it I can...

Thank you for your patience and advice, they are both apprieciated.
lokinb






--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "Brice D. Hornback"
<bdh@c...>
wrote:
The "Speedway" is the Homier 7x12.



- Brice

----- Original Message -----
From: <lokinb@y...>
To: <7x12minilathe@...>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 5:01 PM
Subject: [7x12minilathe] speed way 7X12


Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.


ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and
would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it
wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe
can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a
piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would
be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb



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Re: new to the group and looking to buy.

 

You will find a lot of usesul info at this link:



Frank Hoose


--- "lokinb <lokinb@...>" <lokinb@...>
wrote:
Hello to all.

I Just joined the group and am looking for advice on
which mini Lathe
and mill to buy.
I have been looking around and the prices seem about
the same for
most of them. I like the Micro mark 7X14 but I use
metric allot and
would prefer one with millimeter knobs on it.
Am looking to get the lathe first and then the mill.

Will be useing them for model making and for parts
replacement on the
instuments I work on for a living..

any advice you can give me would be great.
thanks in advance for your input.

Lokinb



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Re: speed way 7X12

lokinb <[email protected]>
 

First let me say thank you for all of your input..
Now I have just one more question for you all. at least one more till
I actually get my Lathe.

If money was not a big deal, what mini lathe would you most like to
own? and why?

ok two questions.

I dont mean to be a pest or to monopolize the conversation, I just
like to be sure before I buy a tool that I am going to get the most
use out of it I can...

Thank you for your patience and advice, they are both apprieciated.
lokinb






--- In 7x12minilathe@..., "Brice D. Hornback" <bdh@c...>
wrote:
The "Speedway" is the Homier 7x12.



- Brice

----- Original Message -----
From: <lokinb@y...>
To: <7x12minilathe@...>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 5:01 PM
Subject: [7x12minilathe] speed way 7X12


Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.


ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it
wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb



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Re: speed way 7X12

Brice D. Hornback
 

The "Speedway" is the Homier 7x12.



- Brice

----- Original Message -----
From: <lokinb@...>
To: <7x12minilathe@...>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 5:01 PM
Subject: [7x12minilathe] speed way 7X12


Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.


ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb



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Re: speed way 7X12

 

Depends on how big the stuff you want to make is. It works fine
within its limits.


to read all about it and its sisters and brothers. Just buy direct from

http//www.homier.com

saves hassles with ebay sellers and no worries about warranty
hassles.

Bob

On 26 Dec 2002, at 22:01, lokinb lokinb@... wrote:

Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.


ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb



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Re: speed way 7X12

Sean <[email protected]>
 

I have this same lathe, and I got it off ebay for $299. So far I am
happy with this lathe, although I am afraid you can't expect the
lathe to do all the things its bigger brothers can do. Although it
can do internal, external threads, tapers, turning between centers
and stuff, jsut on a much smaller scale. There are many
modifications you yourself can make to this little machine to make it
even better, this is the best bang for the buck. I also reccomend
going through Homier.com rather than ebay, shipping may differ by
about 8 bucks more, the ebay is a big hassle IMO. Hope I helped!

Sean

BTW check out www.mini-lathe.com they have a comprehensive review
on this very lathe.


--- In 7x12minilathe@..., Jerry Smith <jfsmith@a...>
wrote:
This the HF, Grizzly and other brands mini lathe. You
found one by
another name. I would go direct to the distributor, to avoid any
warranty
hassles.

Jerry

At 10:01 PM 12/26/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.

<

ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb


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Re: speed way 7X12

Jerry Smith
 

This the HF, Grizzly and other brands mini lathe. You found one by another name. I would go direct to the distributor, to avoid any warranty hassles.

Jerry

At 10:01 PM 12/26/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.

<>
ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb


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speed way 7X12

lokinb <[email protected]>
 

Hi again

I found an auction on ebay for the 7X12 mini bench lathe made by
speed way.


ViewItem&item=3102472367&category=25288

Is tis a good choice at only 300.00 dolars I am not sure and would
hate to buy it and have to buy another 6 months later cause it wont
do all the things I want.

basically I want the lathe to do all the things a large lathe can
just on a smaller scale.

turning theads on the outside as well as on the inside of a piece.
shapeing and cutting.

any input you can give as to the suitability of this unit would be
greatly appreciated.

thanks
Lokinb
Re: I offer help to answer Retrofit/rebuild quesitons I want to buy used cnc if any

Sean <[email protected]>
 

I would be VERY intrested in a DRO kit to start out with, for budget
reason I would love a CNC but I don't make enough $$ Prices would
be nice! and Pictures

Sean


--- In 7x12minilathe@..., Jerry Smith <jfsmith@a...>
wrote:
Bhagwan,
I have a Harbor Freight 7 x 10 mini lathe, model 33684 and
a
Harbor Freight Drill Mill machine model 42976. I made small items
for
pieces of artwork that I do. Plus I make knives, some are artist
and some
are for practical use. Supplying a PC and a program such as AutoCad
is not
a problem for me. You can find the machines on the Harbor Freight
web site;
www.harborfreigt.com
What level of automation do you offer? What is the price
range of
these DROs. On the Mill Drill, I need to do make simple curves at
times and
some angles change cuts. The lathe, I have some need for
automation, but
mainly more control over the machine for making curves and arc in
the cut.
Example like shape of a vase or a Coca Cola bottle. And be
repeatable.


Jerry Smith

At 11:11 AM 12/25/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Hi Jerry,
Of course My company can supply you a Ready to install
DRO kit of Anilam make. I also have one Italian and
another low cost taiwanese linear scales and DROs.
For automating the table I can supply you a do it
yourself low cost PC BASED and Stepper motor based
control in a complete package.

I promised to give u unbiased advice.........I can
also try help you find and evaluate.... such a kit
inside Usa or Canada. If you have some ideas or if you
are evaluating some products i can help u make a
proper selection. Please give your comments and about
your level desired by you. What is the application for
which u are using the machine?? what your budget is.

Okay....now if you want my company to do it, you are
welcome. We can ship to US or Mexico.

bhagwan


--- Jerry Smith <jfsmith@a...> wrote:
Bhagwan
Do you have a retrofit DRO kit for the
mill/drills like Harbor
Freight sells? What do you have to added to the 7 x
10 lathe that would
help automate some of the process of the lathe?
Do you ship to the states and Canada?

Jerry

At 08:56 PM 12/24/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical
engineer by
training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool
servicing and
refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic
Automation Technology an
engineerig service firm in india specialising in
CNC retrofitting and
CNC Machine tool refurbish ie. restoration of
accuracy of guideways
and total overahaul of machinery. Now a days I am
in Greece, I am
working in colloboraiton with a Greek company to
develop Retrofitting
business in Europe & Middle east using Greece as a
base.
We have the manpower from Greece and India to take
care of retrofit
and refurbish work.

Now the business at hand: Shoot your questions, you
will get unbiased
answers. I will try to help with what experience I
have.
2nd. if anyone has any machine for sale let me
know.
we sell refurbished mahcine and use the caracass of
machine as a
frame. after buying the machien we put new cnc
control and sell it to
end user.
Re: I offer help to answer Retrofit/rebuild quesitons I want to buy used cnc if any

Jerry Smith
 

Bhagwan,
I have a Harbor Freight 7 x 10 mini lathe, model 33684 and a Harbor Freight Drill Mill machine model 42976. I made small items for pieces of artwork that I do. Plus I make knives, some are artist and some are for practical use. Supplying a PC and a program such as AutoCad is not a problem for me. You can find the machines on the Harbor Freight web site; www.harborfreigt.com
What level of automation do you offer? What is the price range of these DROs. On the Mill Drill, I need to do make simple curves at times and some angles change cuts. The lathe, I have some need for automation, but mainly more control over the machine for making curves and arc in the cut. Example like shape of a vase or a Coca Cola bottle. And be repeatable.


Jerry Smith

At 11:11 AM 12/25/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Hi Jerry,
Of course My company can supply you a Ready to install
DRO kit of Anilam make. I also have one Italian and
another low cost taiwanese linear scales and DROs.
For automating the table I can supply you a do it
yourself low cost PC BASED and Stepper motor based
control in a complete package.

I promised to give u unbiased advice.........I can
also try help you find and evaluate.... such a kit
inside Usa or Canada. If you have some ideas or if you
are evaluating some products i can help u make a
proper selection. Please give your comments and about
your level desired by you. What is the application for
which u are using the machine?? what your budget is.

Okay....now if you want my company to do it, you are
welcome. We can ship to US or Mexico.

bhagwan


--- Jerry Smith <jfsmith@...> wrote:
Bhagwan
Do you have a retrofit DRO kit for the
mill/drills like Harbor
Freight sells? What do you have to added to the 7 x
10 lathe that would
help automate some of the process of the lathe?
Do you ship to the states and Canada?

Jerry

At 08:56 PM 12/24/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical
engineer by
training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool
servicing and
refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic
Automation Technology an
engineerig service firm in india specialising in
CNC retrofitting and
CNC Machine tool refurbish ie. restoration of
accuracy of guideways
and total overahaul of machinery. Now a days I am
in Greece, I am
working in colloboraiton with a Greek company to
develop Retrofitting
business in Europe & Middle east using Greece as a
base.
We have the manpower from Greece and India to take
care of retrofit
and refurbish work.

Now the business at hand: Shoot your questions, you
will get unbiased
answers. I will try to help with what experience I
have.
2nd. if anyone has any machine for sale let me
know.
we sell refurbished mahcine and use the caracass of
machine as a
frame. after buying the machien we put new cnc
control and sell it to
end user.
Re: I offer help to answer Retrofit/rebuild quesitons I want to buy used cnc if any

Brice D. Hornback
 

Bhagwan,

Since there are many of us here who may be interested, why don't you put a
package together with some photos for us to look at? I'm sure special
pricing for our group would also generate additional sales. Most of us here
have a 7x10, 7x12, or 7x14 mini-lathe as well as I'm sure there are also
several mini-mill owners. Maybe you could put together a complete DRO
package for the lathes and mill and let us know?

Regards,
Brice

----- Original Message -----
From: "bhagwan swaroop" <bssainiji@...>
To: <7x12minilathe@...>
Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2002 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: [7x12minilathe] I offer help to answer Retrofit/rebuild
quesitons I want to buy used cnc if any


Hi Jerry,
Of course My company can supply you a Ready to install
DRO kit of Anilam make. I also have one Italian and
another low cost taiwanese linear scales and DROs.
For automating the table I can supply you a do it
yourself low cost PC BASED and Stepper motor based
control in a complete package.

I promised to give u unbiased advice.........I can
also try help you find and evaluate.... such a kit
inside Usa or Canada. If you have some ideas or if you
are evaluating some products i can help u make a
proper selection. Please give your comments and about
your level desired by you. What is the application for
which u are using the machine?? what your budget is.

Okay....now if you want my company to do it, you are
welcome. We can ship to US or Mexico.

bhagwan


--- Jerry Smith <jfsmith@...> wrote:
Bhagwan
Do you have a retrofit DRO kit for the
mill/drills like Harbor
Freight sells? What do you have to added to the 7 x
10 lathe that would
help automate some of the process of the lathe?
Do you ship to the states and Canada?

Jerry

At 08:56 PM 12/24/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical
engineer by
training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool
servicing and
refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic
Automation Technology an
engineerig service firm in india specialising in
CNC retrofitting and
CNC Machine tool refurbish ie. restoration of
accuracy of guideways
and total overahaul of machinery. Now a days I am
in Greece, I am
working in colloboraiton with a Greek company to
develop Retrofitting
business in Europe & Middle east using Greece as a
base.
We have the manpower from Greece and India to take
care of retrofit
and refurbish work.

Now the business at hand: Shoot your questions, you
will get unbiased
answers. I will try to help with what experience I
have.
2nd. if anyone has any machine for sale let me
know.
we sell refurbished mahcine and use the caracass of
machine as a
frame. after buying the machien we put new cnc
control and sell it to
end user.




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Re: I offer help to answer Retrofit/rebuild quesitons I want to buy used cnc if any

bhagwan swaroop
 

Hi Jerry,
Of course My company can supply you a Ready to install
DRO kit of Anilam make. I also have one Italian and
another low cost taiwanese linear scales and DROs.
For automating the table I can supply you a do it
yourself low cost PC BASED and Stepper motor based
control in a complete package.

I promised to give u unbiased advice.........I can
also try help you find and evaluate.... such a kit
inside Usa or Canada. If you have some ideas or if you
are evaluating some products i can help u make a
proper selection. Please give your comments and about
your level desired by you. What is the application for
which u are using the machine?? what your budget is.

Okay....now if you want my company to do it, you are
welcome. We can ship to US or Mexico.

bhagwan


--- Jerry Smith <jfsmith@...> wrote:
Bhagwan
Do you have a retrofit DRO kit for the
mill/drills like Harbor
Freight sells? What do you have to added to the 7 x
10 lathe that would
help automate some of the process of the lathe?
Do you ship to the states and Canada?

Jerry

At 08:56 PM 12/24/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical
engineer by
training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool
servicing and
refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic
Automation Technology an
engineerig service firm in india specialising in
CNC retrofitting and
CNC Machine tool refurbish ie. restoration of
accuracy of guideways
and total overahaul of machinery. Now a days I am
in Greece, I am
working in colloboraiton with a Greek company to
develop Retrofitting
business in Europe & Middle east using Greece as a
base.
We have the manpower from Greece and India to take
care of retrofit
and refurbish work.

Now the business at hand: Shoot your questions, you
will get unbiased
answers. I will try to help with what experience I
have.
2nd. if anyone has any machine for sale let me
know.
we sell refurbished mahcine and use the caracass of
machine as a
frame. after buying the machien we put new cnc
control and sell it to
end user.




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new to the group and looking to buy.

lokinb <[email protected]>
 

Hello to all.

I Just joined the group and am looking for advice on which mini Lathe
and mill to buy.
I have been looking around and the prices seem about the same for
most of them. I like the Micro mark 7X14 but I use metric allot and
would prefer one with millimeter knobs on it.
Am looking to get the lathe first and then the mill.
Will be useing them for model making and for parts replacement on the
instuments I work on for a living..

any advice you can give me would be great.
thanks in advance for your input.

Lokinb
Re: I offer help to answer Retrofit/rebuild quesitons I want to buy used cnc if any

Jerry Smith
 

Bhagwan
Do you have a retrofit DRO kit for the mill/drills like Harbor Freight sells? What do you have to added to the 7 x 10 lathe that would help automate some of the process of the lathe?
Do you ship to the states and Canada?

Jerry

At 08:56 PM 12/24/2002 +0000, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical engineer by
training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool servicing and
refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic Automation Technology an
engineerig service firm in india specialising in CNC retrofitting and
CNC Machine tool refurbish ie. restoration of accuracy of guideways
and total overahaul of machinery. Now a days I am in Greece, I am
working in colloboraiton with a Greek company to develop Retrofitting
business in Europe & Middle east using Greece as a base.
We have the manpower from Greece and India to take care of retrofit
and refurbish work.

Now the business at hand: Shoot your questions, you will get unbiased
answers. I will try to help with what experience I have.
2nd. if anyone has any machine for sale let me know.
we sell refurbished mahcine and use the caracass of machine as a
frame. after buying the machien we put new cnc control and sell it to
end user.




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