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Dah Lih Mill (1980's Taiwan), $7500 -- Mission, BC
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Don
My guess is spindle speed on the horizontal spindle.....
Dan Dubeau
Ultra Member
My ultimate home shop machine, a hor/vert manual mill such as this. Looks like a nice one, well kept.
MashingMetal
Super User
Nifty but certainly they want a pound of flesh, cheaper to buy the horizontal snd vertical machines separately like I did.
Horizontal spindle is gear driven and those are speed selectors.
Sorry for the duplicate answer there, but I saw the machine in person over the weekend. It is owned and was used by a professional machinist in a one-man prototyping operation for many years. If I understood correctly, they were the second owner, but the first owner didn't use it much. So, basically a machine with a good pedigree and light use by a knowledgable and careful machinist. Looks as sweet as the pictures show. Not sure about wear but it was not abused, is what I'm saying.