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Name that mystery part....
Hehe..Was not trying to sell it...Just trying to find out what it is... And if it turns out to be some doohickey, brought over on the first boat, and is the foundation for the whole American machine industry..Worth billions...Then we can maybe talk about selling it..- L9000
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- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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Name that mystery part....
The holes on top looks to be just for lubrication.. Same with the other two...- L9000
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- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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Name that mystery part....
I got it from an auction in Oconto Falls, WI from S&M Machine This is what was pictured on the site...- L9000
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- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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Name that mystery part....
Here is a look under the slide...I don't see anything.. Unless this is a part that is not finished, and then the customer drill his own holes...?? But then why is there so little room on the top to mount anything ??- L9000
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- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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- Post #12
- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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Name that mystery part....
Here is some more pictures... The number stamped in the side is K5999... The whole top rotates 360 degrees The little pegs on top opens and looks to be oiling holes.. The whole thing has a solid precision machining feel to it.. What strikes me is the lack of mounting holes on the top...- L9000
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- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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Name that mystery part....
Yes..It looks like a lathe cross slide that has not been finished..- L9000
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- Forum: Antique Machinery and History
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Name that mystery part....
Got this thing in a auction lot a while back...Does anybody know what it is used for ??? Thanks- L9000
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