Argghhh!! The Polish panto butcher has bought a DRILL

[ph billet]

for the polish guy, this is a pantograph.

 

[ph billet]

and this is a air grinder.

 

[TGR]

I can see a diffoence between the tow - and i expect postage would tell a tale too. Where is the pic of the panto machine taken?

Richard

 

[Ian Raleigh]

I can see a diffoence between the tow - and i expect postage would tell a tale too.
Where is the pic of the panto machine taken? Richard

Don't get no bloody idea's :facepalm:

 

[vivelesalpes]

Looking at some of our friends latest works a cold chisel and a pack of Airfix paints would be more appropriate.

 

[David B]

for the polish guy, this is a pantograph.

Not to be confused with:

David

 

[TGR]

LMAO

I had to think about that one!!

Richard

 

[ph billet]

I can see a diffoence between the tow - and i expect postage would tell a tale too. Where is the pic of the panto machine taken?

Richard

Taken at my work place, we only use it for engraving now, all that work is done on CNC, pantographs are a thing of the past like Shapers.

 

[TGR]

Is the machine still operational as a pantograph machine?

From what you infer, a CNC could be used to panto parts - is that correct?

Richard

 

[JWestland]

"
Taken at my work place, we only use it for engraving now, all that work is done on CNC, pantographs are a thing of the past like Shapers.

"

True, these days it's all about flashy print graphics...you can't pantograph crabon

That Ciocc stem, barf.