archie's shop

More pictures and descriptions...... I am sitting on the edge of my chair wanting to see more!!!

Nice shop.

Lornie
 
My latest addition. An Ironworker, I traded a surplus to me piece of equipment for this. I had to replace the control valve as someone apparently hit the old valve with a forklift pretty much destroyed it. I still have fix the pull off thingy I will take a couple of pictures when I get it done as I will have to fabricate some parts to get it working correctly. The bottom die I had a piece of and cut off a piece to use on this machine.

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archie

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Quite the machine there! Could we get a closer view of the upper die areas? Looks like a punch section, then an angle iron section then the press brake.
 
the "twins" steinel

here is a picture of the "twins" boy and girl lol the horizontal has some issues and is partially apart and in the parts washer. the verticle one needs a little attention (oil leaks) but runs fine.

archie

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jeep534 said:
Thank You

I am intrigued with the logan lathe and it's story That model is kinda rare me thinks, it is similar to the south bend 14 I have 14X40 Mine has a reevs drive (like a variable speed bridgeport)

archie
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My Logan is a 1969 machine, and yes, it has the variable speed pulleys. What makes you think it is rare, I've seen several for sale on e-bay. It is a 6561H, it's time will come. It needs spindle bearings, motor, and an all around cleaning.
 
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