Bridgeport mills and repurposing sauce pan

Mom's old sauce pan with the handle cut off.
Add some bits-O-scrap.
We made an electric sauce pan.

 

Interesting, and the final application?

 

In the last picture 3 mills, 3 readouts and 3 feeds are all plugged into one cable hung receptacle enclosure. Used to be 9 cables hanging around separately.

 

Now I see what you're talking about.



Nice repurpose.

I thought it might be another "mad scientist" experiment, and was curious what the outcome was to resemble.

 

I thought you were going to just make it a new handle. That is very cool work.

 

UL listing number.....................

 

Does mama know about this?
Nice work!

 

How do you think the handle came off.

 

Hmm....I dunno, he did say cut off, not broke off...

 

Thank you

 

Oh man.........I used to deal with them in a past life.......I'll take my chances.

 

Moms been gone a long time, I'm just a hoarder. I look at a lot of junk as stock material.

 

For that she would use a cast iron one

 

Ingenious idea. I really like that. Are the machines all running the same voltage? I see you have different amp and style plugs...

 

More of a "wooden bat" kind of gal, eh?!
Meh, I get it, I never liked aluminum bats much either...still have the ole Ash Louisville Slugger that my parents got me for my birthday many moons ago.

 

It's got 3 at 208 3phase and 6 115 1phase.

 

My exs grandmother was a tiny gal. I guess her husband was like 6 ft. They came from Poland. But he story I was told, he liked to go out and tip a few with the boys. Well guess she was mad at him and she pulled a chair over my the door to stand on. When he came home she climbed on the chair and when he walked in she hit on the head with a cast iron fry pan. I guess he turned around rubbing his head and said. What the he!! Ya doing women.

 

Just wired different off the one cable?

 

208 3 phase will give you 3 120 volt circuits with 1 neutral. I pulled 5 # 10 wires through 3/4" liquidtight, power, neutral and a ground. I will be installing fuses for the 6 120 5-15 receptacles as now they are fed 30 amps.