Inside a Kaiser Piccolo
Some weeks ago now I broke my treasured Kaiser Piccolo boring head. (Named apparently to note the birth of a manager's first child), and probably made in the '60's - parts or manufacturer's servicing is not possible. Like the rotary table tear down, this video is to show how to get into one and then reassemble.
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