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Kent Frazier
 
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Default Franz Kuhlmann second op lathe

Hi All,
I walked into a dark garage and it caught my eye.
It followed me home
The name plate says Franz Kuhlmann, Werk I Wilhelmshaven, Made in Germany.
It has a six position bed turret and a cross slide for cut off. It had a
litter of 3am collets by Hardinge; round, square, hex and a set of internal
and external step collets that close on the spindle nose cap.
I have never seen anything like it but there it is.
Google has nothing, I hope that as a group we do, anyone know anything
about this critter?
Kent


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