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What do you fellas think? Already emailed the seller
What do you fellas think? Already emailed the seller
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Deckel Mill Calgary 2000
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Hey Craig, this Deckel mill is out of my league and expertise although I'm under the impression it might be both.
I sure looks clean for 2K, doesn't it
Hey Craig agree with your observation I was thinking along the same lines. Asking price is throwing me off some but again I'm no expert on this kind of mill, might something be amiss with the beast but not mentioned in the add??? Just saying!
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They call it a conventional inclined plano machine.
FP3LV 2309 X-1200 mm conventional inclined plano machine - (fpsgermany.com)
FP3LV 2309 X-1200 mm conventional inclined plano machine - (fpsgermany.com)
My next-door neighbour has one of these. Really sweet machine, built like a tank, integral power feed on all axis, swivelling table. I can’t tell from the photos if this one has the swivel table option. If I was in Calgary it would be on the way to my shop (provided I could convince the cruise director that she doesn’t need a vacation this year)
I hope someone here buys that. I'd be first in line for it if I had any room left in my shop. It looks to be in amazing condition.
come on, its a Deckel for cheap....I'd get over there and deploy the maxim "far easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission"
If any are heading over, some of the Deckels have whats its in my opinion a very poor spindle design - needle bearings with the other race the housing and inner the shaft. When they wear there's about no way to fix it short of regrind and create a new bearing of the then increased size with possibly costom made needles. Expensive. Don't know which models this applies to. Indicate the shaft and apply some radial pressure...if you get movement, more than a tenth or two, it could be trouble. Perhaps doubtful given it looks not that old, however better safe than sorry as this is a known issue
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gerritv
Gerrit
Ship via LTL, if you are not nearby. I can't get it into my basement, else it would on its way here.
Once you get a taste for quality machinery you can't go back. My Alexander d-bit grinder is Deckel equivalent in quality, also have some swiss tools (Reglus drill jig). Superb working with this stuff.
Sadly most North American companies wouldn't pay for that level of quality (quote from someone on Practical Machinist who was chatting with Stefan Gotteswinter a few years back.), that is why you seldom see Deckel FP's come up for sale here.
Gerrit
Once you get a taste for quality machinery you can't go back. My Alexander d-bit grinder is Deckel equivalent in quality, also have some swiss tools (Reglus drill jig). Superb working with this stuff.
Sadly most North American companies wouldn't pay for that level of quality (quote from someone on Practical Machinist who was chatting with Stefan Gotteswinter a few years back.), that is why you seldom see Deckel FP's come up for sale here.
Gerrit
Lol , told my wife that robin hood was going to buy it this morning..... was waiting for the post! Congrats!
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