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11-04-2020 #13
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The mill that would be most suitable for converting is a Graham Engineering one with a round vertical column but I thought that I would need to replace the leadscrews & nuts etc. As a manual machine with DRO it is very useful.
The other machine is a Tom Senior Major Mk2 ELT in horizontal mode.
If anyone has any ideas about how one of these could be CNC'd then I'd be most interested.
Brian
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