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Default Automating a Manual Surface Grinder

--Investigate the air-over-oil system. Can't describe it, but I
worked at a place once that made a number of these as low-budget retrofits
for surface grinders (actually wafer slice-and-dice machines). It used
compressed air, oil-filled pistons and limit switches to drive the table
back and forth.

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