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| Thanks that was helpful. However, how do one check the to make sure the machine mech/electronics is in good running condition? Good alignment of the ways. Alignment of the spindle/runout and such. What is a good procedure to run the machine through it's paces and that it meets the specs stated? In terms of accuracy and such. |
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| Take a look here: http://www.machinetoolhelp.com/Purch...nspection.html
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