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Rockford CNC Lathe Revival
The turret uses cam nuts to hold the tool and accepts 3/8" (or 10mm) tools. It also came with 3 tool holders for boring bars (and the like.- Hutch
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Rockford CNC Lathe Revival
I found it in Victoria (I'm in Calgary) and the gentleman selling it crated it for me and sent it over! It spent most of its life in Washington though. I've been doing a bunch of learning about it and Hercus put quite a bit of care into making them, its fitted with ballscrews, servos, and an 8...- Hutch
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Rockford CNC Lathe Revival
And...here's where I am as of today; the machine is cleaned, properly lubricated (using OEM fluids and grease), and the new spindle driver is installed (and working!).- Hutch
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Rockford CNC Lathe Revival
This is my first post and current project (so go easy on me if this isn't any good!). I am in the process of restoring a circa 1999 Rockford Pro2000 CNC lathe (this is the North American version of the Hercus PC200) and is a very well built unit (they were made in Australia). The machine arrived...- Hutch
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