Posted by CAS on January 06, 2014 at 15:19:15 from (74.67.165.216):
In Reply to: mill or drill posted by bfullmer on January 06, 2014 at 08:20:57:
I would go to a machine shop and look at a Bridgeport Series 1 with a J-head. I bought one 35 years ago with the idea of using it as a drill press. Since then as I got more interested in doing more machining, I bought different cutters, end mills, rotary table, measuring tools, etc. It has turned into one of my most versatile and valuable tools. Around here you can pick one up from $1200 to $3500. Several things to check before buying. They can get expensive quick if too abused. Mine weighs about a ton and I run it with a homemade phase converter. email is open if you have any questions.
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