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WILLEO6709

Diamond From WAPELLO, IA USA
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    Willieo, I am interested in one of each in ER-32. No nuts
    These look extremely useful and made in the USA, nice.
    I just had a job that I could have used these on.
    $272.50 for the pair sounds like a good deal.

    If you have any available I will buy

    Regards,
    Bogart999 9
    aka Louis Roy
    [email protected]
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    Hello Sir. I wmsawn your post here that You sell carbide scrap? Do You still have something to sale?
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    I have a 1" - 4 threads with a triple start I need to program....will be running it on a Daewoo lynx210L with fanuc control could some one help me with the program for this...would like to run all starts at the same depth on each pass if possible.
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    Wille, Is there any way that Prototrak Lathe and mill could be add the your froum list I'm new on your site and I have had a Prototrak lathe for just over a year and would like some help and also how would I ask a question on your site, how do I do that ? Your help would help me. This is a message I sent to Milacron 5/23/13 last week I would think as a moderator he would a least respond with some kind of a answer, again I'm just new at your site and the Prototrak is what I have as well as a ST10 Haas I would like to ask questions about Prototrak so where do I go to ask questions?
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    Dear Willie,

    We have two(2) NC saws in our plant whose position transducers (resolver+torque) went obsolete.
    Do you know of a manufacturer that may quote for a replacement model?

    Thanks,
    nomjav
    Senior Electrical Engineer
    Bettendorf IA
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    Willie:
    Did I notice something on this site about not being allowed to discuss Taiwanese or Chinese milling machines? (I read the forum rules and didn't see anything about this.)
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