Cincinnati horizontal milling machine manual free download

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But I'm looking for info on a Cincinnati No. The serial number is I believe. It came with a Ekline brand vertical milling attachment that takes B3 collets. As I'm new to machining and mills any info would help greatly, thanks in advance. TedinNorfolk , pressbrake1 liked this post. Serial will be on face of column near spindle, not that there is any record of the early serials.

Nearly 40 years ago Cinc was able to date my BM 4 vertical, but that company and those people are long gone. Here is the related book they put out A treatise on milling and milling machines.. By the '23 catalog, all these larger mills had the cast box design over arm. There was also 3 Standard, a bit smaller and Lbs lighter. Attached Thumbnails. TedinNorfolk , Greg Menke , Wrekker39 , pressbrake1 liked this post.

Thanks for the info Johnoder. For more information on an item, contact the seller directly. M, cincinnati 40 pages bound in a soft cover with minor wear along the spine. Machine tools , one of the premier distributors of used cnc and manual machine tool in usa free chat Our high-performance products provide consistent, premium finishes.

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