Thread: Swiss Machinery ,A trip to MUller machines

Aceria f5

Thanks again for the great photos Andre, no pricing info that I could see, not that I could afford any of it, but are you having anything crated up and loaded on board a boat for Australian delivery? I'm sure that one or two of the members here would love to see your photos of watches and clocks too, I'm one and there's bound to be a few more. Keep enjoying yourself, and have a safe trip home when the time comes,
Rob

This has certainly been a feast of the exquisite Andre.

Thank you so much for the effort involved in posting the photos. Well done.

Bob.

Now while the price of these machines is high it is to bad if you have some paying work to feed them. For example the sixis mill in my last picture was 14,500 CHF and the schaublin 150 was only 30,000 CHF. I wanted I dial indicator which the cheapest was 176 CHF or some PB Swiss allan keys but they were 70CHF. But I did get a nice antique loupe so I atleast have something

I didn't realise that so many machines are needed to make these nice Swiss chocolates in their fancy boxes !

Yvan

Originally Posted by welder

Now while the price of these machines is high it is to bad if you have some paying work to feed them. For example the sixis mill in my last picture was 14,500 CHF and the schaublin 150 was only 30,000 CHF. I wanted I dial indicator which the cheapest was 176 CHF or some PB Swiss allan keys but they were 70CHF. But I did get a nice antique loupe so I atleast have something

Buy your PB gear when you return home. I've bought a number of screwdivers from WERK 10. Reasonable prices along with reasonable postage and typical German efficiency.


https://www.werk10.com/Hex-Keys-//PB...lfp078e43ja6p2

Thanks Bob I find it funny that tools made in Switzerland are half the price in Germany