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Re: Bridgeport CNC needs a new home


 
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I’ve mostly only used it as a hobbiest, mostly making tooling, etc. I paid $5000 for it about 2005 and it had been retrofitted in its history with a Bandit CNC. The Bridgeport was manufactured in the late seventies. That system was designed for tape input but I didn’t have that capability, therefore no way of storing a G code program that I would manually enter in. Then realizing that the old Bandit system was no longer supported, for example if a card in the card rack failed, it would be useless.?
On Google I discovered the Linux EMC software available to interface it with a PC through its parallel ports, I successfully converted it to that setup. I kept the original power supply and motor driver boards. I have all the documentation for the conversion that I did.
Engraving jig with motor is included.
Kurt 5" vise
7" rotary vise
Cold Air cooling gun
Bejur spray mister
EDM power supply and control box. See demo photo of hole through carbide in photos link.

For photos they are available on Google MyDrive:?
$10,000 OBO.

I am selling because I am now approaching my time here on earth although I am not ready to go at 89.
I hope you are close enough that it would be reasonable to see it.
Jack Ensor

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