Kevin's shop Dec 26
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BEAUTIFUL EQUIPMENT!!!
I'm still drooling. Nice to see another good home for a Tree mill.
3 years ago 5
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I am so jealous.
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that is one awesome shop man congradulations!!!!!!!
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very nice
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I also like old school machinery. Have no time for this cnc stuff. Very efficient and productive, but no character.
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Kevin, all I can say is... outstanding!
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for what is this nail you are manufacturing
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You Rock . : )
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Love that horiz. mill !!!!
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petsatcom 1 year ago
@petsatcom I've been collecting the machines for about 10 years. The 1940's through the late 50's is my favorite era for machine tools. They are all really well made and built to last forever. They've all been restored by me, that's why they look so new. I've never found any that are in mint condition.
rivettlathe 1 year ago