Subject	Yeah for production requirements computerized tooling has
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on May 17, 2009 at 9:42 AM
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In Reply To	Good for basic stuff but its undeniable that everything is posted by 5280Z_nightstalker on May 17, 2009 at 02:12 AM
Message	been the only way to go for the last 15-20 years. But I was talking about the specialist shop, a custom builder, or the upper echelon of the home hobbyists... the guy that has it all. For them, a bridgeport is the do-all machine. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	so at work I have been fooling around making some parts - john90zxtt(OH) 13:05:34 05/15/09 Love metal work. - spoonerb 14:38:06 05/15/09 I use a lathe and a bridgeport - john90zxtt(OH) 14:57:13 05/15/09 That keychain is awesome! Post if you decide to make a - Alex (SoFL) 15:10:32 05/15/09 2nd - en5 16:33:15 05/15/09 Bridgeports are the do-everything of machine shops. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 20:02:49 05/15/09 Good for basic stuff but its undeniable that everything is - 5280Z_nightstalker 02:12:23 05/17/09 I'm sorry man.... - Multi_Read (MO) 02:38:49 05/17/09 Yeah for production requirements computerized tooling has - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:42:06 05/17/09 Here are some real Bridgeport parts. :) - canyoncarver 07:31:59 05/17/09 I have a question about your motor mounts. - Woody75 (Denver) 15:09:56 05/15/09 I made them 70.25mm (about 2.75") long - john90zxtt(OH) 15:27:22 05/15/09 Re: so at work I have been fooling around making some parts - lurker_nz 23:53:09 05/15/09 If you used 6061-T6 aluminum, it's more than strong enough - LitlElvis 13:10:48 05/16/09
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