Denford Triac

**asto** · 02-09-2013

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Hi Everybody.
I have this machine for sale with or without the electronics.
There is some power supply problem.
And I had to remove data plate for painting.
So it makes sense buying it for someone planing to upgrade to today's electronics and software.
This cost me 1500 pounds.
i am looking for 1250.

**Nemo1966** · 05-09-2013

Where in the World are you?

**John S** · 05-09-2013

Attica, Greece.

Mind you by the time you take the bail out off the £1250 it will be a cheap machine.
Asto will only owe you 14 million euro's

**Nemo1966** · 05-09-2013

Thought this was a UK forum....

**irving2008** · 05-09-2013

Originally Posted by Nemo1966

Thought this was a UK forum....

It is, but we have a fair smattering of overseas members, it all adds to the interest :)

**asto** · 05-09-2013

Thanks folks.
So Nemo you had all your questions answered without me having to add a word.
I had to travel to UK (midlands) where the model engineering exhibition was taking place to aquire this machine
Just in case you need some more info about this Triac mill you can use my email <[email protected]>

cheers

**Gunny** · 22-09-2013

I'll buy it if you can get it back to where you bought it from (midlands) :-)

**Nemo1966** · 22-09-2013

Haha already had that conversat

ion

**asto** · 26-09-2013

Originally Posted by Nemo1966

Haha already had that conversat

ion

...but if someone has the old electronics of an Orac Denford lathe i can buy them for 200 and then he gets the machine for 1050 pounds.
How about that.

**Nemo1966** · 05-10-2013

The problem with the UK is that will import duties etc the price would probably triple! The UK is such a rip off. Then you'd have to convert to mach 3.