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Getting An Emcomat 17S Lathe Running
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<blockquote data-quote="workwright" data-source="post: 374745" data-attributes="member: 25178"><p>Hi, thank you for this last post John, it is most reassuring. I do like machine tools and I think I am still a bit shell shocked thatI have got hold of such a nice modern machine for what in effect was an unbeleivable price. I just do not wish to mess anything up so perhaps I am seeing problems where there are none. Once I have got the splashback sorted an remounted I will repost to seek out the power supply gurus you mention.</p><p></p><p>Besides the lathes in the workshop that generates a bit of cash now I am retired I am trying to collect a few high quality machines. It is today with digital everything the ultra precision embodied in older machine tools that interests me. No power cuts can cause this physical precision to be lost and the relationship with the operator is different. You interact with the tool to obtain the best, something that few people today in manufacturing are able to experience. Regards, Malc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="workwright, post: 374745, member: 25178"] Hi, thank you for this last post John, it is most reassuring. I do like machine tools and I think I am still a bit shell shocked thatI have got hold of such a nice modern machine for what in effect was an unbeleivable price. I just do not wish to mess anything up so perhaps I am seeing problems where there are none. Once I have got the splashback sorted an remounted I will repost to seek out the power supply gurus you mention. Besides the lathes in the workshop that generates a bit of cash now I am retired I am trying to collect a few high quality machines. It is today with digital everything the ultra precision embodied in older machine tools that interests me. No power cuts can cause this physical precision to be lost and the relationship with the operator is different. You interact with the tool to obtain the best, something that few people today in manufacturing are able to experience. Regards, Malc. [/QUOTE]
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