What is your primary use mill?
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gekko
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I got this, i think it's a Logosol M5.
my grandfather bought it and my 2094 in the early 90's i believe. just missing the slide that the saw mounts to,
because my grandfather put it a place i couldnt get to it because i was playing with it (i am that young, 1991 is the year
)
and now i cant find it anywhere maybe ill just end up buying one or make one.
my grandfather bought it and my 2094 in the early 90's i believe. just missing the slide that the saw mounts to,
because my grandfather put it a place i couldnt get to it because i was playing with it (i am that young, 1991 is the year
)and now i cant find it anywhere maybe ill just end up buying one or make one.
Manuka Jock
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Yes Gekko , I think you are right , it is an M5.
And buying a saw carriage might be cheaper than making one .
I notice that one of the cross strut braces underneath has broken at the pivot bolt . Mine broke just recently , so I am going to install a cross beam like the M7 mills have .
My local aluminium supplier has 100x50 mm C section that I will use . It's not cheap tho.
I will then use the broken cross struts as braces from the cross beam to the legs .
looking forward to seeing photos of you and your mill at work ,
cheers ,
Jock
And buying a saw carriage might be cheaper than making one .
I notice that one of the cross strut braces underneath has broken at the pivot bolt . Mine broke just recently , so I am going to install a cross beam like the M7 mills have .
My local aluminium supplier has 100x50 mm C section that I will use . It's not cheap tho.
I will then use the broken cross struts as braces from the cross beam to the legs .
looking forward to seeing photos of you and your mill at work ,
cheers ,
Jock
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