Re: Horzontal Mill cnc conversion

Given enough time effort and money, anything can be accomplished.
If your needs will be satisfied with a horizontal mill (I think a
Bridgeport will give you far more flexability of types of milling
you can do), then wht not? You would have to look at the same type
of X and Y modifications on the table as are common with the
verticle mill conversions. The Z axis would probably be the table
rise. Its a lot of work to do and not end up with many of the
things you can do with a vericle mill. Unless it was either REAL
cheap or was exactly what you needed, or you were just looking for a
few months work, you might want to reconsider the iron you're
looking at.

Regards,
Jeff

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Williams"
<rob.will@v...> wrote:

> To anyone:
>
> Is Kerney & Treacer Model 1 1/2B, sprndle taper B&S #9, spendle

speed 15-354 RPM suitable for hobby use?

>
> Robert Williams
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