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Paul Lousick26/11/2017 00:16:27
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I have sent a letter to Santa, (via the North Pole), for a Christmas gift to upgrade my workshop. Could not decide on a lathe, vertical mill, horizontal mill or a shaper, so asked for one of these. After all I have been a "good boy" for most of the year. Just hope that he has enough room in his sleigh.

Paul.

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Mike E.26/11/2017 00:27:50
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Ask Santa to have a look at this Shaper on the "bay", soon.... # 332 461 066 850

Rainbows26/11/2017 01:23:33
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A master craftsment can use all 4 tools on there are the same time on the same workpiece

peak426/11/2017 01:28:05
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One of These I think, maybe I should have built a bigger workshop last summer.

Bill

Ady126/11/2017 11:13:46
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That shaper advert tells a story

Unfortunately modern 'elf 'n' safety' has struck and short of putting it in its own sealed room and operating with long sticks its been deemed to dangerous to use in our machine shop, so we are offering to sale.

They'll all be in private hands in a few years

larry Phelan26/11/2017 13:49:59
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That,s exactly the kind of machine I,m looking for !

I wonder would it fit into my Hi Ace van ?

mechman4826/11/2017 16:51:41
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Might be a tad too big to make a Stuarts kit engine, but nice.

George.

Muzzer26/11/2017 17:37:51
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I recall seeing John Carpenter's film "The Thing" about an horrific beast that gradually acquired features from the various people and animals it had preyed upon. It looks as if one of those things got loose in a workshop! I can see the advantage of having a multipurpose jobbing machine like that on a ship but it's always going to be a niche product and impossible to acquire spares /accessories for. Must weigh a few tonnes too.....

Murray

Michael Gilligan26/11/2017 18:06:44
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For those with a taste for such things: **LINK**

https://dlib.york.ac.uk/yodl/app/home/search?query=universal+milling+and+shaping

... It's worth browsing those images.

MichaelG.

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