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    Wanted: A Used "Tuned-Up" 3-in-1

    Hi, I've not posted here before so not sure if I'm following protocol or not.

    I'm looking for a full sized, used, tuned-up 3-in-1. I certainly don't need to hold <0.001 but don't want to have to rebuild to hit an acceptable range.

    I currently have a Busy Bee 2229 but really don't like not being able to raise and lower the mill head so that's my first need in a machine.

    I also find that the dials are pretty useless because of backlash, my own lack of skill, etc., so DRO is a big preference.

    Finally, I really hope to find a way to increase my working range so from that point of view a Shopmaster would be best but maybe something like a Smithy with an extended table would be fine too.

    I really don't believe I could handle CNC though and because I'm on a modest disability pension, the cost would likely be beyond reach anyway.

    Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks kindly,
    Gerry Vowles
    Last edited by gerryv; 05-05-2007 at 10:26 PM. Reason: More Accurate Title & Description


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