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Help identify this mill

Kpaige

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Have an opportunity to pick this mill up but it is some distance away and the owner can not answer anything on it as far as brand type of tooling or model. These pictures and that it is 120 volt are all I have.
Any help would be great
 

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DocsMachine

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I'm not at all sure that's a mill. There's no real clear photo of the base, but from what we can see, it looks more like a drill press base- there doesn't appear to be any X/Y table at all.

And on the head, there's an obvious downfeed handle, but no fine feed.

I think what you might have there is some kind of specialty, probably high-speed, drill-press.

Doc.
 

larry_g

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Put me down wit Doc, that is not a 3 axis (X,Y,Z) milling machine. Now you may be able to put a cutter in it for milling a feature on something but as far as doing anything a conventional mill will do, that not a milling machine.

lg
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DougWil

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No xy table and very little daylight under the spindle, doesn't look like there is a column either.

The table looks like it was fabbed up, not cast.

Very oddball, maybe for power tapping??
 
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Packard V8

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Yep, just a toy; not a real milling machine.

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If it had the X/Y table, one could do very light work with it.

jack vines
 

Mohawk Dave

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If its a good price, it would make an excellent small drill press. Find a cheap XY and bolt it down. Don't mill sideways, just drill. and the angle head could be nice too.
 
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