Re: Bench Knee Mill

If you have more time than money, considder a rough mill kit from
Homier.

For $199.00 at a road show, you can get a drill/mill, not a knee mill
that can be turned into a nice machine. at 200 pounds it can sit on
a bench.

for $599.00 and weighing in at 600 pounds (seems they sell tool by
the pound) they offer a Rong-Fu knock-off mill. Again not a knee and
it needs a good once over to get it to work.

I have heard them called a 'kit'

alternativly, if you scour your area for an old bridgeport you will
likely find something going for the price of a new 3/4 knee.

Dave



--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "accuratemike" <mike@a...>
wrote:

> Hello, I'm looking at some bench knee mills and was hoping for some
> input. I've seen the Top Tech ($1595), Grizzly G3102/G3103
> ($1695/$1995)and Enco 100-5100 ($1895). Am I missing anything? Does
> anyone have good/bad experience with any of these? What would be

the

> hot (poor-man's) DRO set-up to use? I am looking at a Mitutoyo
> 572-191
> 13" x 30" ($595). I'm poor. (I'd like to convert it to CNC for

that)

> Thanks, MIKE
>
>
> http://www.accuratepower.com/Jeep