Dang D&E gat, later mated with the RGG design for a hybrid version. Started back when I got my first bridgeport, a friend had the plans and never attempted to build it, he gave them to me for a first project on that bridgeport.
Then, I decided to get into cnc.... built a stepper x/y table to mount on the bridgeport, later converted the machine itself to cnc. THEN.... a friend with a machine shop gave me a smoking deal on a V2Xt bridgeport with servos, so I changed machines.
THEN...... I sold all my machines, moved south but kept all the tooling and such. Built a 32x50 pole barn for a shop, a room in that barn for a machine shop. Retired about 2 years ago. Got more machines and FINALLY returned to the gat project. Finished it up this year and fired it a bunch. Now onto the 357 gat project.
So.... 3 bridgeports, 900 miles, put up a building, finish the gat somewhere around 7 years after I started it. Had fun though through out it all however.