Bench mill pics' up

Given the transport costs associated with machine tools and the distances from the rest of the Commonwealth and Oz, I'd lean heavily towards that mill being a licensed copy of either an English or American product, built locally. Dunno which one, though.

I know for sure that South Bend lathes were licensed to Hercus in Australia, and Boxford in England. Quite probable that that is the case, IMO.

Cheers Trevor Jones

Yes, thanks Trevor.

I had the same thoughts, although of course it is possible that it's a uniquely Oz model, loosely based on a full size machine. Hopefully, someone who has a similar mill will chime in now.

Greg.

replying to G&G, hwcf wrote: Greg, if you're still about drop me an email and we can trade some photos. Atb Sam.

replying to G&G, hwcf wrote: Greg, if you're still about drop me an email and we can trade some photos. Atb Sam.

replying to hwcf, iNotaRobot wrote: Hi there from Melbourne. If you still have a Brismill bench mill please let me know. Yes it's 2 years after you posted. I have one that I got 40 years back and currently overhauling regards David

replying to hwcf, iNotaRobot wrote: Hi there from Melbourne. If you still have a Brismill bench mill please let me know. Yes it's 2 years after you posted. I have one that I got 40 years back and currently overhauling regards David

be too many of these around the place, it would be nice to see a picture of another to compare it with my machine. Regards John

to be too many of these around the place, it would be nice to see a picture of another to compare it with my machine. Regards John

I now have a brismill

Re Brismill, drop me an email for pics of my one. snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com

snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com

Hi Andrew, Drop me an email: snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com

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