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arse_sidewards said:
$1k bridgeport clone with some good shit included.

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Induma vertical milling machine - tools - by owner - sale - craigslist

Induma milling machine - 9" x 42" table. Includes Anilam digital readout, Kurt 6" vise with swivel table, and collets. We purchased the machine used in 1993. We are selling it because we are...
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I have a friend that wants one and this isperfect. Except the location. He has a flat bed dodge one ton. But I doubt he would go that far.
 
GLTHFJ60 said:
If it was closer I'd pick that up in a heartbeat. Wow, esp with the multi-angle table.

Talk about making frame and bumper fab projects easier.
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Thats very similar to mine, maybe just a little older and my table adjusts more. :smokin: I didn't think I'd use it as much as I have but when it comes time to drill holes in big weird stuff, this is where its at. I enjoy loading it with the excavator, just because.

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AlxJ64 said:
Thats very similar to mine, maybe just a little older and my table adjusts more. :smokin: I didn't think I'd use it as much as I have but when it comes time to drill holes in big weird stuff, this is where its at. I enjoy loading it with the excavator, just because.

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Man, that tilting table is probably worth as much as the rest of the machine.

I really want a radial drill but just don't have the shop space for it without getting rid of a bunch of other machines that I also don't need but also want.
 
bad zuki said:
Someone need a 30' lathe? $400

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You could plop that in your shop, build a workbench on the tail half of it and crane the workbench off when you gotta turn the real long stuff. :laughing:

I kinda wish it was closer because it presumably doesn't have too much play in the headstock to actually be usable like mine does.
 
arse_sidewards said:
You could plop that in your shop, build a workbench on the tail half of it and crane the workbench off when you gotta turn the real long stuff. :laughing:

I kinda wish it was closer because it presumably doesn't have too much play in the headstock to actually be usable like mine does.
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I'll buy that and you can buy my 15' 1890 lathe. :laughing: I don't have room for both.
 
arse_sidewards said:
You could plop that in your shop, build a workbench on the tail half of it and crane the workbench off when you gotta turn the real long stuff. :laughing:

I kinda wish it was closer because it presumably doesn't have too much play in the headstock to actually be usable like mine does.
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It's 20 minutes from me if you want me to go look at it. You'll need a bigger trailer though :flipoff2:
 
budget76 said:
uhaul 6x10 will be fine. he just needs a hitch extension between the trailer and the subaru
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Yeah, but he's already got about 7k lbs of iron sitting at my place to pick up.....so it's gonna take a bigger subaru and two u-haul trailers in tandem. 🤷‍♂️
 
bgaidan said:
Man, that tilting table is probably worth as much as the rest of the machine.

I really want a radial drill but just don't have the shop space for it without getting rid of a bunch of other machines that I also don't need but also want.
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I know where one is that I can probably get at around scrap price, but you would need to build a building around it. :laughing:

I'll get pics next time I'm there.
 
Dethmachinefab said:
I know where one is that I can probably get at around scrap price, but you would need to build a building around it. :laughing:

I'll get pics next time I'm there.
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There were just 3 or 4 that size for sale near me too. One of them actually had base plates that were in a pit in the building. I think it had like a 12' arm and 3 base plates at 90 degrees to each other.
 
bgaidan said:
There were just 3 or 4 that size for sale near me too. One of them actually had base plates that were in a pit in the building. I think it had like a 12' arm and 3 base plates at 90 degrees to each other.
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This is probably similar size. They also have a few huge multi spindle guys from a beam drill line. Outdated stuff but awesome.
 
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