No kidding??  (it ain't April 1 you know!)

Bob

  You no foola me, thats a "Bentley," hand machined by a craftsman. I have only seen a few that have been built. Want the plans. I got em.  But then again I could be wrong NAW

  "Billy G"   


 Lee;

   Nice Morton, is it yours? Also that is the first "Quad" that I have seen for real. Who owns that one?

A guy at the Cabin Fever show a couple years ago had a scale model Hardinge screw machine lathe, about 15 in. long.  He had it programmed to make little brass chalices during the show.  about one every 30 seconds or so, turn the inside shape, turn the outside shape, cut it off, all automatic.  He also had a scale model mill, like the picture.

Bob;

  That's a kit built milling machine, I will find the source and post it for you.

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Phil;
 
  I also saw that Screw Machine Iit was nothing short of awesome

"Billy G"     I need more coffee

Ok, that's a "KIT"??  (where's the nearest Liquor Store I can knock off???)

Bob and Bill

  I edited my post above to correct my error and leave the link for the Museum. Here is a link for scale machinery castings:

       http://www.theengineshop.net/casting.html


"Billy G"          Please if I gotta keep findin this stuff for you I need more coffee   

That one looks like it may be a rotary not a radial.  Slight difference in torque reaction!

Bob;

  Please look at my edit in post #6, I made a mistake and posted a link to show that I did. I have been wrong before and I probably will be again before I pass on, after all I am Only human. You have my appology.

"Billy G"

  PS---In another post I put a link to a source to get kits to make similar machines. You do not have to eat your hat.