I was just curious if anyone hear has had the opportunity to try out the Grizzly Wood milling machine. It looks impressive, but I've never heard a review from anyone.
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Grizzly Milling Machine
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My guess would be because few people here own one or have seen a need to buy one. There's several dozen different woodworking machines I'd buy before I'd consider a wood milling machine.
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There's only one listed as a "wood milling machine", the 9959/9977, with the difference being that the 9977 has a power feed on the table.
Seems to me that this is specialized equipment--if you have a production need that it fills then it would be the bees knees, if you don't have such a need it would mainly be useful as a gift to the "man who has everything including an empty space in his shop just waiting for an expensive seldom used tool".
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G9959 Wood Mill - Can Be Used For Woodworking & Metalworking
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On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 12:54:46 GMT, "Kennor" calmly ranted:
Send the money. I'll order it TODAY! I'd love one of those but I'm short about $2k right now. I just had to pay taxes, credit card bill, and get a new microwave. The old one decided to start arc internally and was cycling the computer protection circuit every time I warmed coffee.
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Yeah, buddy. I'd love one.
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I want one but sure don't have the money for it.
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Many years ago I purchased a Grizzly vertical mill instead of a drill press. It makes a great precision router. Once you have accepted the initial cost for the mill and some tooling you will enjoy the machine.
Dick