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Thread: Sony DRO's

  1. #1
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    Question Sony DRO's

    I opportunity has crossed my path.
    From a dealer, I can pick up a brand new, in box, set of Sony DRO's for my BP.
    The model is a couple of years old. It does bolt hole patterns, arcs, inch/mm, center find, inc/abs, and a few other cute tricks.
    It's a $1200 item according to the dealer.
    Asking $600. firm.
    Good ? Bad? Indifferent ?
    Thanks in advance...
    Martin

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    I thought Travers Tool has a March special on Sonys for a BP at 600...New !
    My buddy just got one , and I was impressed with it !

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    Sony makes good units. See if the scales are the coolant sealed units, if so, it is a good deal.

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    I have a Sony Millman on my Lagun mill that I paid full price for 4 years ago, and I am well satisfied with it. Installation requires very careful work. After years of looking at dials it took a while to get use to looking up at the DRO.

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    Thumbs up

    They are the Millman and the scales are the ones which can be soaked with oil and coolant and still read.
    It can have an attachment like a probe/edgefinder which will input info into the memory.....or something like that.
    I told the salesman I would take the unit.
    Still can't talk him down in price.....

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    Martin
    Get him to throw in some freebies - so you can remember him when you go to buy your next new maqchine...

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    Thrud,
    Like what ???
    Martin

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    $600 is a bargain...you're doing fine.

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