[aranda1984]

I have six stepper driver cards and two voltage regulator cards from a couple of Bandit controllers. (They all have the large heatsink in the back.)

Also available, six large stepping motors to run a knee type CNC mill.
(Motors are matched to the drivers.)

These would make marvelous spare parts for somebody who still uses the Bandit controllers on a Bridgeport or Excello type mills.

Everything was in working condition when the machines were pulled out of service.

Send me a PM if you are interested.

Stephen

[MichaelHenry]

Send me a PM if you are interested.

Stephen

Did you bother to figure out the purpose of this forum before posting?

[aranda1984]

Sorry Friend.

I thought that helping somebody who might have an older Bandit controller, to pick up some spare parts for the cost of shipping...

Never mind...
My mistake!

[MichaelHenry]

You will have better luck posting a classified ad or at least postng to a forum that is oriented around the type of mill that can use your parts.

If you don't mind my asking why did you post to this forum? It seems like a lot of folks submit posts here that are totally unrelated to the products that Little Machine Shop sells and I'm curious about the reason.

Mike

[wendtmk]

Because people are too lazy to actually look at the description of the forum they post it in. Just like the one below that figured his mini-mill CNC conversion just might fit here, rather than the BenchTop Machine forum where it would more logically go.

Mark

[MichaelHenry]

That's what I figured but even a casual perusal of the list of forums should make it obvious that a little thought and exploration is needed to find a good forum to post in. But it seems that almost all of them have only one or two posts here, so maybe they found this particular sub-forum through a Google search and are totally unaware of all the other forums/sub-forums.

Even then, common sense would suggest that a brief perusal of the forum should be made before posting.

Mike

[wendtmk]

That pretty much covers it.

Mark