Made in Germany ??

[AjohnwParticipant @ajohnw51620]

Miller that I thought was Swedish or Russian

[AjohnwParticipant @ajohnw51620]

**LINK**

It must be fun lifting the head as high as one of the photo's shows.

Tooling might be a bit of a problem too as no draw bar – an odd compression fitting holds the taper in.

I've always liked the look of them. Too big for me though.

John

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[davebParticipant @daveb17630]

Looks very much like Arboga Maskiner. Possibly an example of badge engineering.

Dave

[Michael Smith 15Participant @michaelsmith15]

It looks like the Indian copy of the arboga that has suffered a motor transplant as the original motor is inside the gearbox I have a original Arboga with a factory fitted compound table with power feeds You need special tooling that is held in place with a collar . I have both collet chucks and a orginal boreing head for mine but tend to use it mostly as drilling machine Spindle taper is 3 morse Mike

[AjohnwParticipant @ajohnw51620]

I rechecked lathes co. Seems they can be Indian, Taiwanese, Russian or Swedish. Even not sure where.

Interesting one though as it looks like it may have the larger table and perhaps travel to.

They mention a slotted washer for fitting and extraction plus modified auto lock.

Some one was wondering about milling on a drilling machine well if reading there you go!

John

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Edited By Ajohnw on 15/09/2016 16:59:23

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