In a recent thread I was asked about a watchmakers mill I have and rather than hijack that thread I figured I'd start another one.
Over the last few years I have been on the look out for small machinery which I can run with one of my small steam engines and figured jewellers tools would be the logical choice.
The first is what I call a clock or watch makers mill.
The base is around 300mm square, it stands around 400mm high and the cutter that came with it is about the size of a 50c piece.
There is no makers name as such but most of the components are numbered.
I bought this on ebay from Sydney a few years ago and was helped by a forum member who collected it and shipped it down to me.
The second one is a little drill press which stands about 300mm tall, again no makers mark.
I have actually cleaned this one up but don't have an after photo handy.
Cheers,
Greg.
Over the last few years I have been on the look out for small machinery which I can run with one of my small steam engines and figured jewellers tools would be the logical choice.
The first is what I call a clock or watch makers mill.
The base is around 300mm square, it stands around 400mm high and the cutter that came with it is about the size of a 50c piece.
There is no makers name as such but most of the components are numbered.
I bought this on ebay from Sydney a few years ago and was helped by a forum member who collected it and shipped it down to me.
The second one is a little drill press which stands about 300mm tall, again no makers mark.
I have actually cleaned this one up but don't have an after photo handy.
Cheers,
Greg.
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