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    any1 seen a 12x36 lathe conversion?

    Hi all,

    I have a PM 12x36 lathe I am looking to convert to cnc and have be scouring the net looking for some examples to get ideas from but havent found much of anything. Has any one seen a similar lathe conversion? Got links?

    I have no doubt i can do it without examples, but it helps with ideas. I have scratch built a cnc plasma and a cnc mill so i am no stranger to cnc. I was going to scratch build a lathe but thought it might be quicker and easier to cnc the lathe i already have. Im still sorta up in the air on this, but either way, im in need and must build or convert asap.

    Jim


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    Did you check out zarzul's 13X40 conversion. Similar machines and you might get some ideas.

    13x40 lathe conversion

    Ron


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