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    Roger Clark
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      Roger Clark
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        Hi,

        Sorry this photo has gone sideways, but can anyone id this mill and give me an idea of its capabilities please?

        Cheers

        Roger

         

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        Edited By Roger Clark 1 on 07/08/2017 20:51:05

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            IanT
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              It could well be a 'Zyto' Roger

              Regards,

              IanT

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              Clive Brown 1
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                I have a similar machine. According to Lathes.uk, Zyto, Pools and Bonds all offered mills of this general design probably made in the Derby / Sheffield area. Mine is labelled "Nottingham Machine Tool" Company.

                Regards capabilities, lack of micrometer dials on the feeds is one handicap, but I've used mine for slitting saws and thin side and face cutters on the 1" arbor. Also fly-cutting the radius of smoke-box saddles for a couple of 5" locos, and using end mills as slab cutters. All in all it just about earns its keep.p1010929.jpg

                Edited By Clive Brown 1 on 07/08/2017 21:45:41

                Edited By Clive Brown 1 on 07/08/2017 21:47:15

                #310920
                Roger Clark
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                  Thanks for the info guys, think I might go for this just to give me a bit more flexibility.

                  Did these come with a stand as well?

                  Regards

                  Roger

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                  Bazyle
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                    Posted by Clive Brown 1 on 07/08/2017 21:44:42:

                    lack of micrometer dials on the feeds is one handicap,

                    ….there are so many easy ways to knock up some dials the only problem is deciding which method.

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                    Roger Clark
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                      I think the way ahead would be via dro

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