@DustinRogersinMO3 years agoWow. This is a super clean lathe. I wish mine looked this good. Thanks for the video.
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@UH60crew14 years agoI have the same lathe but mine was not used for along time and is very dirty. I’m in hopes that mine will look like yours by the end of the summer 2020. 2
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@steveparish73615 years agoI just picked up a machine like yours 101.04703 made in 1952. What model tool post are you using? I want to add one to mine and did you have to make any mods for the tool post?
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@boomerboom66156 years agoI just acquired a machine like this one. Can you tell me what the noise is while running it sounds like something is loose but it sounds just like yours is this normal.
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@joebolling5 years agoThanks for the info on where the serial number is... had no idea. Just assumed mine was worn off and lost forever.
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@veepsgarage6 years agoNice lathe. Any idea what paint was used on it?
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@rodney77995 years agoWhat are you using there as a chip tray?
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@robertskelton25762 months agoI know this old, the lathe is around a 1937.
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@gregmaggielipscomb92464 years agoNice tool, pls move the switch so you can stop it in case of an emergency.
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@georgespangler15174 years agoLooks hardly used,,,I just bought a craftsman atlas lathe 12 x 36 but has the quick change gear transmission, I did good 800 dollars and the tools I got was probably worth that,,, 4 and 6 inch chucks also,,,,I put a treadmill DC motor with potentiometer speed control , unbelievable power,,, I've switched my drillpress band saw with them also and my wood lathe.. ...