Boxford G200 tool grinder

[stereotype]

A local college has offered me a G200 for a very good price (cheap) I
would like to use it for surface grinding small parts, anyone had any
experience with these machines, are they suitable for surface grinding
? David

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[John Blakeley]

stereotype wrote:
> A local college has offered me a G200 for a very good price (cheap) I
> would like to use it for surface grinding small parts, anyone had any
> experience with these machines, are they suitable for surface grinding
> ? David
>
>

Good, sound but small machine. There is one on Ebay now - item 300046675526
John B

[pgp001]

I have a Union made by Harrisons, I have successfully done a small
amount of surface grinding on it, but they are not really designed for
this use.
If the price is right, I would grab it quick, these are one of the best
small versatile tool grinders you can get, and do not take up too much
space.
I have a copy of the Boxford manual should you need it.

Phil

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John Blakeley wrote:

John, I see that several others share the view that they are sound
machines, the one on Ebay you mentioned just made £815. Too rich for
me I'm afraid although it would have fitted in the last remaining space
in my workshop very well.

Best regards

Keith

[tim]

Hi John B. Is the boxford manual still available?

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