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Benzine

posted on 14/6/14 at 01:31 PM Reply With Quote
FS: Metal lathe

I don't know what brand this is as there are no markings that I know of. I bought it from an old gent from the next street in the village a few years back. I'd imagine from the design that it's quite old. I've been using it for taking out lips from brake shoes, turned a gearknob, modified pulleys, lots of basic jobs like that. In the pic below you can see a 60cm rule to the right hand side as a size reference. Between chuck and tailstock is around 75cm, there's a hole through the chuck for longer bars. There are about a dozen misc cutting bits, most look to be home made and all could do with sharpening (or getting a set of new bits) It has some thread cutting gears included, and the thread cutting part engages - I've never needed to use it though. The on/off switch is old, it works but there's a knack to using it.

The stand unbolts from the main bed, and the motors mount unbolts from the bed (I made this mount - the previous owner used a brick ledge in his outbuilding to mount the motor to but as I rent I didn't want to drill/modify the walls!)






Thread cutting gears + larger chuck


Center of the chuck to the bed is approx 5 1/4", but as you can see in this pic there's a section that can be unbolted to give an extra inch





Could be picked up with an estate with the seats down (that said, I could fit it all in a '97 vw polo with seats down, was just a bit awkward)


£100

Any questions just ask and I'll try to answer asap

[Edited on 14-6-2014 by Benzine]

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DIY Si

posted on 14/6/14 at 03:16 PM Reply With Quote
If you can wait until I'm less busy in two weeks time, I'll have that!





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AntonUK

posted on 14/6/14 at 04:26 PM Reply With Quote
very temped, and i'm in leicester this week too... oooh decisions...

what is the length overall, would need to check that it fits in the garage





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Benzine

posted on 14/6/14 at 07:41 PM Reply With Quote
Length is around 145cm. I'd rather sell to someone that can collect sooner than 2 weeks to be honest, got a hell of a lot of stuff to sell/sort/get rid of. If it's still here in 2 weeks though...
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AntonUK

posted on 15/6/14 at 09:51 AM Reply With Quote
I'll pop into the garage in a bit and check dim's





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AntonUK

posted on 15/6/14 at 12:21 PM Reply With Quote
u2u sent





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Benzine

posted on 15/6/14 at 08:12 PM Reply With Quote
Now sold
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