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CT129N mini mill

darrin1200

Darrin
I have a line on a CT129N mill, for a good price. It’s the size I’ve been looking for. I’ve had my eyes out for a CX600.
Is $1300 with some collets and tools good deal. I think I will have to move quickly to get this.
Thoughts??
 
My CT129 does what I want, only downside is the MT2 quill. I only say this as R8 seems to be much more common for tooling. That being said, MT2 works fine, just sometimes it takes a bit of searching to find specialty tooling at acceptable pricing.
 
My CT129 does what I want, only downside is the MT2 quill. I only say this as R8 seems to be much more common for tooling. That being said, MT2 works fine, just sometimes it takes a bit of searching to find specialty tooling at acceptable pricing.

@darrin1200 , I've used a CT129N with MT3 spindle for a number of years for me its been a reliable mill without issues. Totally agree with whydontu post #2

Should one get rammy with it then that's another story.
 
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