Which To Get, I Am At A Crossroads of Sort

[IamNotImportant]

The 932, and 940 in the PDF above show power feed as optional.

not what i was referring to, but thank you for that sir

 

[Aukai]

Sorry my misunderstanding.

 

[7milesup]

If you go the 833 route I would get the 833TV. The 833TV was not available when I ordered mine and long for a belt drive variable speed. This is especially true if you ever plan on converting to CNC.

 

[IamNotImportant]

If you go the 833 route I would get the 833TV. The 833TV was not available when I ordered mine and long for a belt drive variable speed. This is especially true if you ever plan on converting to CNC.

TV would be the one.. but i won't be going CNC.. not for a long while..

 

[IamNotImportant]

did some remeasuring in the garage.. if i put it in the right place.. i have 89 inches of clearance.. this might go in there

 

[IamNotImportant]

i know it will with a pancake motor for sure

 

[Aaron_W]

did some remeasuring in the garage.. if i put it in the right place.. i have 89 inches of clearance.. this might go in there

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It is hard to beat a Bridgeport or clone based on $ / lb if you can fit one into your shop. There are a gazillion of them on the used market which helps hold the price down. Also a lot of worn out ones so choose carefully.

 

[Firebrick43]

did some remeasuring in the garage.. if i put it in the right place.. i have 89 inches of clearance.. this might go in there

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Do I see series 2? If so that is a stark difference in machine class. Series 2 are 5000lbs.

 

[IamNotImportant]

Do I see series 2? If so that is a stark difference in machine class. Series 2 are 5000lbs.

it's a Series I, though it looks like a II from that angle..

 

[Firebrick43]

it's a Series I, though it looks like a II from that angle..

It just looked like the tag on the head says series II. But I couldn't increase the size any and the angle does make it look big. Sorry