I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross slide
on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is too
big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)

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Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross slide
on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is too
big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)

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Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table I
use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a tilting unit
and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my engine hoist or
forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross slide
on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is too
big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table I
use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a tilting unit
and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my engine hoist or
forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

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Ignoramus31588 wrote:

On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross slide
on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is too
big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table I
use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a tilting unit
and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my engine hoist or
forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

So much for logical model numbers like -12 = 12" and -15 = 15"


The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

Yep that's nice, though you can add it as a separate unit on any rotary
table.

Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is
too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table I
use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a tilting
unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my engine
hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

How much would you want for the one you have?
I might be interested.

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www.machiningsolution.com

Pete C. wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:

On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is
too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I
could actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table
I use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a
tilting unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my
engine hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

So much for logical model numbers like -12 = 12" and -15 = 15"


The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

Yep that's nice, though you can add it as a separate unit on any
rotary table.

The "built in's" are considerably shorter as a rule and are also always
square and on center.

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www.machiningsolution.com

On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross slide
on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is too
big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table I
use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a tilting unit
and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my engine hoist or
forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

So much for logical model numbers like -12 = 12" and -15 = 15"


The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

Yep that's nice, though you can add it as a separate unit on any rotary
table.

The height would be a lot more, though.

The concept of my table is great. It is made very well. I cannot
complain. It is just too big for me.

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On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is
too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I could
actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary table I
use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's a tilting
unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use my engine
hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

How much would you want for the one you have?
I might be interested.


$300, but I would prefer an exchange.
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Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is
too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I
could actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary
table I use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's
a tilting unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use
my engine hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

How much would you want for the one you have?
I might be interested.


$300, but I would prefer an exchange.

Let me know if you can't find what you need in the way of an exchange.
$300.00 works for me.


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www.machiningsolution.com

On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12 table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15 is
too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that I
could actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary
table I use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's
a tilting unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I use
my engine hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

How much would you want for the one you have?
I might be interested.


$300, but I would prefer an exchange.

Let me know if you can't find what you need in the way of an exchange.
$300.00 works for me.



John... Are you local to me? (IL)
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Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12
table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15
is too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that
I could actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary
table I use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's
a tilting unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I
use my engine hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

How much would you want for the one you have?
I might be interested.


$300, but I would prefer an exchange.

Let me know if you can't find what you need in the way of an
exchange. $300.00 works for me.



John... Are you local to me? (IL)

No, but I'll pay in advance, send you a crate and have the crated DMT picked
up and run out to California.
These things came in a heavy wooden shipping container. You might or might
not have got it when you picked up the unit originally.
Anyway, UPS will deliver things this size (400 lbs. Aprox. ) and so will Fed
Ex Freight. You probably know better than I do but it shouldn't really cost
all that much.

The first one I bought - many years ago - was over nighted!
Listen, if you come across something like Tom G's Arter let me know. I'm
looking for one of those as well.

Kill the dog (Ubu) to PM me if you like.

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www.machiningsolution.com

On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:

Ignoramus31588 wrote:

I would like to offer my Troyke DMT-15 rotary table (with cross
slide on top of rotary) as a free trade for a Troyke DMT-12
table.

The obvious reason for me wanting to trade, is that the DMT-15
is too big for me. I want to downsize the table. I believe that
I could actually lift the DMT-12.

Table is in perfect order with all handles present.

N. Ill local only (shipping costs make this impractical to ship)


Consider a 10" size as well. I have a nice 10" tilting rotary
table I use on my Bridgeport and I find it plenty big. Since it's
a tilting unit and built like a tank (Pratt $ Whitney built) I
use my engine hoist or forklift to load it (whichever is closer).

I believe that DMT-12 is 9".

The nice thing about those is a cross slide on top.

How much would you want for the one you have?
I might be interested.


$300, but I would prefer an exchange.

Let me know if you can't find what you need in the way of an
exchange. $300.00 works for me.



John... Are you local to me? (IL)

No, but I'll pay in advance, send you a crate and have the crated DMT picked
up and run out to California.
These things came in a heavy wooden shipping container. You might or might
not have got it when you picked up the unit originally.
Anyway, UPS will deliver things this size (400 lbs. Aprox. ) and so will Fed
Ex Freight. You probably know better than I do but it shouldn't really cost
all that much.

The first one I bought - many years ago - was over nighted!
Listen, if you come across something like Tom G's Arter let me know. I'm
looking for one of those as well.

Kill the dog (Ubu) to PM me if you like.


John, let me sit on it and try to find an exchange. I do not want to
be left fully without a rotary table.

i
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John,

Are you suppressing the User-Agent: field on purpose or did microshaft come
out with a bad version of OE?

Wes
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government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home
in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller

Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, John R. Carroll jcarroll@ubu wrote:
Ignoramus31588 wrote:
On 2008-05-19, Pete C. wrote:



John, let me sit on it and try to find an exchange. I do not want to
be left fully without a rotary table.

No prob.
Just let me know. I'll hook you up if I come across what you are looking
for.

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An old man goes to the Wizard to ask him if he can remove a curse he has
been living with for the last 40 years.
The Wizard says, "Maybe, but you will have to tell me the exact words that
were used to put the curse on you".
The old man says without hesitation, "I now pronounce you man and wife."