My Bridgeport mill, Gear head lathe, and shop.

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Rocket Man

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Very nice mill, have you just done it up?

Paul.

My mill use to look just about like my lathe, not cleaned or painted in 35 years. I cleaned the mill then painted it. Sanded the metal to make it look nice and bought a nice new vise that I have been wanting for 30 years. Wife said, you need to buy that vise before you die, so I bought it a month ago. I did not want to put a brand new vise on a dirty mill. Now the mill looks too nice to use I don't want to get it dirty. LOL.

I cleaned the lathe up too it was 6" deep in chips on the front and 12" deep in chips on the back side. It looks a 100% better. If I can get motivated I might paint it too.

I am working on 3 new projects, oh darn I got the mill dirty.
 
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