CM L-H009 Magnum LH009 Shandong CQ9109 Owners Manual needed!

[smithgar]

I am new to this forum and also to machining. I just purchased a Central Machinery L-H009 3 in 1 and like many I know nothing about it. I am looking for an owners manual or service manual so I can figure out the controls and what all it will do. I am a hobbyist and will not be making anything that requires that much accuracy, space is limited, so the 3 in 1 seemed like the way to go. Also it was cheap. I have searched through the topics and replys and I see reference to manuals, but no URL to download or a place to buy them. So far, it seems that the CM L-H009, Magnum LH009 and the Shandong CQ9101 are all the same 3 in 1, but sold by different companies. If anyone has a manual that they could scan in and email or copy and fax or send through regular mail or knows of a place to download the manual I would appreciate the help. My direct email is smithgar04atcoxdotnet

[mac.doogle]

I have the HF machine you have If you still want I can make you a copy and mail it to you. Fair warning there is not much there. But you are more than welcome to it.

[smithgar]

I will take whatever you have since I don't have anything right now. Send my your personal email address to smithgar04atcoxdotnet and I will then send you my mailing address.

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it.

Gary

[Torch]

Do yourself a favour and edit your post so your e-mail address is obscured. Something like smithgar04 at cox dot net. Clear e-mail addresses are automatically harvested by spammers and your e-mail address will get overrun as the address is sold and resold among them.

[Harold_V]

Do yourself a favour and edit your post so your e-mail address is obscured. Something like smithgar04 at cox dot net. Clear e-mail addresses are automatically harvested by spammers and your e-mail address will get overrun as the address is sold and resold among them.

That's a good idea. As a result, I did it for him so it would be addressed as quickly as possible.

Harold

[mac.doogle]

That makes sense, Harold explained that to me when I made that mistake.