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Old 11-22-2005, 08:56 PM
 
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Bridgeport series 1 or 2 ??

Looking for some insight on what series to convert to cnc, which one is
better series 1 or 2. I intend to use Ajax retro but not sure what series is the best for the retro. any help would be great.
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Series II is definately your best choice

I have both types, a series II has box way construction on the "Y" axis which is ideal for a CNC. So this would be your best choice for your retrofit.
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Bridgeport series 1 or 2 ??

Thanks, does any of them have ball screws
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Series II all the way. It's twice as heavy, more rigid, has ballscrews on the NC version, and has a 4hp head.
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I don't have a Series II, but that's the way I would go knowing what I know now.

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Please help i am looking for schematics for a series 1 BP Milling Machine.
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