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Default Gunner is a new owner of a Minty Abene! Yay!

For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.

I will be posting a list and pictures of some of the finest...finest
and prettiest small machines you will ever see...and they will be for
sale..with me as the agent EG...like the absolutely mint Hardinge
Horizontal, with verticle attachment and all the goodies....and the
Lagun #1 horizntal millers..just perfect for a home shop..and and
and... G

Oh..Ill need to sell my Clausing 8540 horizontal to make room for the
Abene, if anyone is interested..and wants to either come get it..or
arrainge for someone to pick it up..near Bakersfield California.
Tooled too btw...G


Anyways...I know there are Abene owners here. I need a manual and I
think I need the overarm support out on the end of the overarm bar.

Anyone?

Gunner
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For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.


I celebrate your requited love of said miller.

Wes
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:34:53 -0400, Wes wrote:

Gunner wrote:

For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.


I celebrate your requited love of said miller.

Wes



Sigh...we have not yet consummated the union however...the initial
setting it in a comfortable place..that first tentative fumbling
around as we plug it in..the gentle stroking of the controls..the
finding of The Button..and growing surge as it warms up and starts
running.. the increasing flow of lubrication....the selection of
levers and knobs, in and out..to and fro... increasingly stiffer and
stiffer and faster and faster merging of cutters and work
material....harder and faster and deeper and.....

Excuse me...I have to go change my shorts now.......


G
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:40:51 -0700, Gunner
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For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.

I will be posting a list and pictures of some of the finest...finest
and prettiest small machines you will ever see...and they will be for
sale..with me as the agent EG...like the absolutely mint Hardinge
Horizontal, with verticle attachment and all the goodies....and the
Lagun #1 horizntal millers..just perfect for a home shop..and and
and... G

Oh..Ill need to sell my Clausing 8540 horizontal to make room for the
Abene, if anyone is interested..and wants to either come get it..or
arrainge for someone to pick it up..near Bakersfield California.
Tooled too btw...G


Anyways...I know there are Abene owners here. I need a manual and I
think I need the overarm support out on the end of the overarm bar.

Anyone?


I've got a manual. It's not very good or clear but I'll see about
scanning it so you can look at it. I don't know what year you've got.
Mines probably around 1970 or so.

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:34:53 -0400, Wes wrote:
Gunner wrote:


For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.


I celebrate your requited love of said miller.


Wes


Sigh...we have not yet consummated the union however...the initial
setting it in a comfortable place..that first tentative fumbling
around as we plug it in..the gentle stroking of the controls..the
finding of The Button..and growing surge as it warms up and starts
running.. the increasing flow of lubrication....the selection of
levers and knobs, in and out..to and fro... increasingly stiffer and
stiffer and faster and faster merging of cutters and work
material....harder and faster and deeper and.....

Excuse me...I have to go change my shorts now.......

G
Gunner


Congrats....be sure to use protection....and take pictures....plenty
of pictures.

TMT



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For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.

I will be posting a list and pictures of some of the finest...finest
and prettiest small machines you will ever see...and they will be for
sale..with me as the agent EG...like the absolutely mint Hardinge
Horizontal, with verticle attachment and all the goodies....and the
Lagun #1 horizntal millers..just perfect for a home shop..and and
and... G

Oh..Ill need to sell my Clausing 8540 horizontal to make room for the
Abene, if anyone is interested..and wants to either come get it..or
arrainge for someone to pick it up..near Bakersfield California.
Tooled too btw...G


Anyways...I know there are Abene owners here. I need a manual and I
think I need the overarm support out on the end of the overarm bar.

Anyone?


Check the Practical Machinist web site in the Deckel forum. Someone there
will probably help you. There's a guy named Wrench there that sells a
compendium of Deckel material on CD or DVD and that might also include some
Abene material.

Mike

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:40:51 -0700, Gunner
wrote:

For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.

I will be posting a list and pictures of some of the finest...finest
and prettiest small machines you will ever see...and they will be for
sale..with me as the agent EG...like the absolutely mint Hardinge
Horizontal, with verticle attachment and all the goodies....and the
Lagun #1 horizntal millers..just perfect for a home shop..and and
and... G

Oh..Ill need to sell my Clausing 8540 horizontal to make room for the
Abene, if anyone is interested..and wants to either come get it..or
arrainge for someone to pick it up..near Bakersfield California.
Tooled too btw...G


Anyways...I know there are Abene owners here. I need a manual and I
think I need the overarm support out on the end of the overarm bar.

Anyone?


I've got a manual. It's not very good or clear but I'll see about
scanning it so you can look at it. I don't know what year you've got.
Mines probably around 1970 or so.



Thanks Wayne. I dont have a clue what the date is..but Ill post some
pictures in the next couple days.

I probably wont get it home for anothe week or two, subject to one of
our regulars hauling an empty trailer north, and bring back a full
one.

Gunner
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:34:53 -0400, Wes wrote:

Gunner wrote:

For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.

I celebrate your requited love of said miller.

Wes



Sigh...we have not yet consummated the union however...the initial
setting it in a comfortable place..that first tentative fumbling
around as we plug it in..the gentle stroking of the controls..the
finding of The Button..and growing surge as it warms up and starts
running.. the increasing flow of lubrication....the selection of
levers and knobs, in and out..to and fro... increasingly stiffer and
stiffer and faster and faster merging of cutters and work
material....harder and faster and deeper and.....

Excuse me...I have to go change my shorts now.......


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congrats - nice machine - and mine has more power than I know what to do
with - runs nicely of a single capacitor single relay static inverter

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:40:51 -0700, Gunner
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For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.




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This thread isnt dead yet.

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:40:51 -0700, Gunner
wrote:

For 8 yrs now..Ive been lusting after a minty Abene miller thats been
sitting on a clients shop floor. Its been sort of a carrot and a stick
running joke between the owner and myself. He is downsizing by
bringing in new high speed machining centers..and needs to off load
some of the older machines to make space.

I will be posting a list and pictures of some of the finest...finest
and prettiest small machines you will ever see...and they will be for
sale..with me as the agent EG...like the absolutely mint Hardinge
Horizontal, with verticle attachment and all the goodies....and the
Lagun #1 horizntal millers..just perfect for a home shop..and and
and... G

Oh..Ill need to sell my Clausing 8540 horizontal to make room for the
Abene, if anyone is interested..and wants to either come get it..or
arrainge for someone to pick it up..near Bakersfield California.
Tooled too btw...G


Anyways...I know there are Abene owners here. I need a manual and I
think I need the overarm support out on the end of the overarm bar.

Anyone?


I've got a manual. It's not very good or clear but I'll see about
scanning it so you can look at it. I don't know what year you've got.
Mines probably around 1970 or so.

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