FS: Harrison H mill (and may an Elliott shaper)

I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's
recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison
Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I
don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1);
there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone
interested?

Dave

NoSpam wrote:
> I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's
> recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison
> Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I
> don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1);
> there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone
> interested?
>
> Dave

So nobody's interested in a Harrison mill
(http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrisonmiller/index.html)? - there's not much
time left.

On a related topic, has anyone got a spare vertical head for a Harrison
mill?

Dave

On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:28:57 +0100, NoSpam <nomail@hursley.ibm.com>
wrote:

>NoSpam wrote:
>> I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's
>> recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison
>> Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I
>> don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1);
>> there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone
>> interested?
>>
>> Dave
>
>So nobody's interested in a Harrison mill
>(http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrisonmiller/index.html)? - there's not much
>time left.
>
>On a related topic, has anyone got a spare vertical head for a Harrison
>mill?
>
>Dave

Harrison vertical heads are worth more than the mills - it's always
the way. You can, of course, bolt a Bridgy head to the overarm.
The horizontal mills with the universal table are much rarer than the
fixed table type.
Nearly bought one once but went for an Elliott instead

Regards

Charles

On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:28:57 +0100, NoSpam <nomail@hursley.ibm.com> wrote:

>NoSpam wrote:
>> I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's
>> recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison
>> Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I
>> don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1);
>> there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone
>> interested?
>>
>> Dave
>
>So nobody's interested in a Harrison mill
>(http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrisonmiller/index.html)? - there's not much
>time left.
>
>On a related topic, has anyone got a spare vertical head for a Harrison
>mill?
>
>Dave

I thought about offering to be second in line for the Elliot 10M. But, to be
honest, I'm not sure that it would be a major advance on the 10" Royal that
I've got at the moment, even if it was 20 years younger and a bit heavier.

Mark Rand
RTFM

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NoSpam	FS: Harrison H mill (and may an Elliott shaper) I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1); there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone interested? Dave

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NoSpam	Harrison H mill NoSpam wrote: > I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's > recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison > Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I > don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1); > there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone > interested? > > Dave So nobody's interested in a Harrison mill (http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrisonmiller/index.html)? - there's not much time left. On a related topic, has anyone got a spare vertical head for a Harrison mill? Dave

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Charles Ping	Re: Harrison H mill On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:28:57 +0100, NoSpam <nomail@hursley.ibm.com> wrote: >NoSpam wrote: >> I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's >> recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison >> Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I >> don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1); >> there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone >> interested? >> >> Dave > >So nobody's interested in a Harrison mill >(http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrisonmiller/index.html)? - there's not much >time left. > >On a related topic, has anyone got a spare vertical head for a Harrison >mill? > >Dave Harrison vertical heads are worth more than the mills - it's always the way. You can, of course, bolt a Bridgy head to the overarm. The horizontal mills with the universal table are much rarer than the fixed table type. Nearly bought one once but went for an Elliott instead Regards Charles

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Mark Rand	Re: Harrison H mill On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:28:57 +0100, NoSpam <nomail@hursley.ibm.com> wrote: >NoSpam wrote: >> I'm buying several items from the (Hampshire) workshop of someone who's >> recently given-up. One of the items I don't want is a smallish Harrison >> Horizontal mill which appears to be in good condition (unfortunately I >> don't have table size info but it looked larger than my Tom Senior M1); >> there's also an Elliot 10M shaper that I'm undecided about - is anyone >> interested? >> >> Dave > >So nobody's interested in a Harrison mill >(http://www.lathes.co.uk/harrisonmiller/index.html)? - there's not much >time left. > >On a related topic, has anyone got a spare vertical head for a Harrison >mill? > >Dave I thought about offering to be second in line for the Elliot 10M. But, to be honest, I'm not sure that it would be a major advance on the 10" Royal that I've got at the moment, even if it was 20 years younger and a bit heavier. Mark Rand RTFM