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Could do with a spare set of hands and some pointers installing DRO. I'm in Ware, East Hertfordshire.
Sorry nowhere near, but for encouragement I recently fitted one to my 1950 lathe and found it very straightforward. Good luck.
yea, the instructions look pretty clear, always better to have an extra pair of hands and eyes though!
Curtis,
Is it for a mill or for a lathe ? What type ?
Paul
its for a lathe, its the M-DRO 3 axis
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