What mill in MEB article?

[jkilroy]

Given the mans obvious skill level...

Given that this guy is obviously very skilled, the mill could be a build up of all sorts of parts. Might be close to a one off. Building the mill would have to be easier than than eagle. Close to 400CC? How about a 24 cylinder bike? That would probably be a first.

[J Tiers]

I went through a LOT of the stuff at "lathes.co.uk" and saw not one that was particularly close, let alone exactly like the one in the mag.

The worst thing abut it is that it is "close" to a bunch of them, but different in details from all I saw.

Might be some sort of adaptation., I suppose, but it really does look like a 'legitimate" unit.

[JCHannum]

It is hard to tell, but it is not one of these;

http://www.lathes.co.uk/excel/page2.html

It also is not a Senior mill, or one of several other British mills I (and probably you) looked at on Tony's site. It does look to be a good solid, compact mill. It is a combination horizontal/vertical bench mill with a knee for those without the magazine, and is possibly British or European in origin.

[J Tiers]

I was looking theu the latest Model Engine Builder, and noticed the mill the guy doing the R/R Eagle has.

Nice vertical/horizontal mill, benchtop size, but looks to have a big table. Very solid looking vertical head.

What is it?

Maybe I'm being thrown off by the green paint, but I didn't recognize it at all.