Recent content by Maw

I was taught by my old man, "Don't kill anything you don't plan on eating". My son's have been taught the same and we've grilled up plenty of rattlers over the years. :)

It's setting at your reception desk. :)

Another satisfied customer of Budget Blinds.

It's yours, I'll drop it off on Monday's lunchtime walk.

Posted for a few days so far in the Machinery section. Full information in that thread. https://www.riverdavesplace.com/forums/threads/diamond-m22-combination-h-v-mill.287871/post-5112988

Spoken for. :)

Perfect, consider it sold.

Pulled off one of my old Spectra's many moons ago. Free to good home. Huntington Beach or Havasu. Needs a tiny bit of TIG work on the backside to repair a broken hole.

Also found around 20-25 mill bits, most of which are still new, from my old Bridgeport. How about $75 for the lot.

I'll climb up in the mezzanine later and take a look, but believe it's larger than that. Edit: 8" diameter once I unearthed it.

The vertical portion of the mill is, I think the horizontal is missing the shaft. The power cords for the motors are frayed, I bought new ones but haven't installed them.

Pics of the mill.

Huntington Beach, 120Vac 60Hz power, I'll grab some pics tomorrow. This is the same basic model : https://www.practicalmachinist.com/forum/threads/diamond-in-the-rough.412741/

I have a 1940's Diamond M22 mill in the back of the shop that I'd like to sell, think "Bridgeport" but at 2/3 scale. Wouldn't make sense for any machine shop, but for a collector or hobbyist it would be cool. Looking for $200 or so, it's strapped to a pallet right now. I think I have a rotary...

I had Pfaff build 5-6 motors over the years, but that was while Paul and Gordy were still there. I have no idea what the reputation is like now.