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I’m showing you the Nakamura-Tome WT-300 as we break it down for a rebuild. We’re removing the covers, doors, control panel, and other parts. It might look chaotic, but we’re organized—taking over 600 photos, labeling every bolt and part, and cataloging everything. Once the machine is fully disassembled, we clean each section, box it up, and store it on shelves for reassembly. This keeps things orderly, with photos and labels to guide us. The way covers are being labeled and sent to a company in Rockford for repair, a few at a time to avoid mix-ups, since this machine has multiple axes and turrets (upper and lower). The motors will be inspected, likely by Endeavor, a reliable shop. You can see the bedway, upper X-axis turret, and Y-axis setup, which helps with centerline alignment. The machine has some surface rust from sitting unused, but that’s minor. Once rebuilt, it’ll be in top shape—everything ground, scraped, and aligned using test bars for precision. We’ll share more videos as we progress. |