Pm 932 Cad Drawing

[Atlascycle]

Has any one done a cad drawing of the pm932pdf?

I am trying to do a lay out to see how I can make the mill, my emco super 11, tool Box, bench, welders, storage cabinets, etc fit in my 20 x 16 garage and still be able to fit my small 42x48 trailer in my garage.

Thanks,
Jason

 

[MSD0]

I haven't used it, but ran across this on the Grizzly site:
http://www.grizzly.com/workshopplanner
I'm not sure what the equivalent Grizzly model is, but might help.

 

[ch2co]

I haven't used it, but ran across this on the Grizzly site:
http://www.grizzly.com/workshopplanner
I'm not sure what the equivalent Grizzly model is, but might help.

Hey, thanks MSDO, I never saw this on the Griz. site, could be and coulda' been very useful. It even has the dog in the layout!

Chuck the grumpy old guy

 

[Morgan RedHawk]

The G0755 is the equivalent to the 932. There is a picture in the manual (downloadable PDF) to help figure out the space required. It shows minimum clearances with the table movement and all. Wish I had known about that planner app. I managed to fit my 1236 and 932 and other stuff in a single car garage space...I used the cardboard box method, though.

 

[Atlascycle]

Thanks for the information, I'll give the planner a try.

Jason

 

[MSD0]

Just make sure you leave yourself enough room to get around the mill when the table is at both extremes. If you work with long pieces of material, add some space for that as well. Sometimes a corner works well for mills.

 

[Atlascycle]

Well the G0755 was not in the library in the workshop planner. Back to AutoCAD.

jason