[Bloy2004]

For those of you who want more information about Shoptask Machines go to www.shoptask.com for starters. There are also forums around on the web. Shoptask has two in delphi forums.

Another good site by Tim at:
http://members.cox.net/tangoromeo/index.shtml

[Bloy2004]

Here are the sites...
http://forums.delphiforums.com/Shoptask/start
http://forums.delphiforums.com/shoptaskUsers/start

[Bloy2004]

This is an interesting site and project by Norm Zurawski:
http://www.lockeyone.com/shoptask/millhead/index.htm

Norm wishes that the Shoptask mill RPM would be higher to make cleaner cuts. He's currently thinking of how to run a high speed drive through the spindle. I've seen routers fitted along side the spindle, although then the working envelope is compromised.

[Bloy2004]

inside view. He also made many of the tools contained within.

[Bloy2004]

Green machine

[devinchi]

Who's is the Green machine???

[Bloy2004]

I'm not sure who's the owner... I discovered these pictures in the older posts of the Shoptask forums...I do believe I saved them for later viewing as the machine is fitted with variable DC drive motors.
I e-mailed the poster from the forum but never got a reply. Very little info in the profile.

[Bloy2004]

another pic of "The Green Machine"

[Bloy2004]

...and another

[Bloy2004]

here is another site that I overlooked(lost for awhile) that shows what abilities the Shoptask can have.
pictured: Chuck McGhee...master machinist
http://www15.brinkster.com/candgresearch/

[Cruiser]

here is another site that I overlooked(lost for awhile) that shows what abilities the Shoptask can have.
pictured: Chuck McGhee...master machinist
http://www15.brinkster.com/candgresearch/

I believe this is the man who'm is building the 1/4 scale v-8 eng. probably done deal by now ! it was amazing !

[Bloy2004]

Here is the direct link to his V8 work:
http://www15.brinkster.com/candgresearch/V8.htm

Has anyone got an update link to his work?