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pete-blen
25th September 2011, 08:20
ok thought I would try here first...
one of the home tinkers might be intrested...
I have a small lathe & home built mill thats
takeing up room..need to go..
lathes 350 centres / 180mm swing / 20mm bore / 26mm though the chuck..
both have been sitting around in the way since I
replaced them...
so I just want to get rid of them..
better for some one that can pick up...
make a offer.. other wise they will end up
at the auction room...
DON'T want the hassel of shiping them..

if anyones intrested i will send or post pics...

DrunkenMistake
25th September 2011, 08:59
Can you post some pictures?
I have genuine interest.

pete-blen
25th September 2011, 09:18
Can you post some pictures?
I have genuine interest.

The lathe started of life as a Seig C3..till it blow the
control board for the veri speed... So then a few mods happened.
Lathes comes with... 4 jaw chuck / live centre / 13mm drill chuck.

mill is MT2 draw bolt tapper with chuck arbor for 16mm chuck...
lifting gear box is 100:1 ( lot of wineding , needs to be powered)

they are nothing flash but they work...

DrunkenMistake
25th September 2011, 10:19
The lathe started of life as a Seig C3..till it blow the
control board for the veri speed... So then a few mods happened.
Lathes comes with... 4 jaw chuck / live centre / 13mm drill chuck.

mill is MT2 draw bolt tapper with chuck arbor for 16mm chuck...
lifting gear box is 100:1 ( lot of wineding , needs to be powered)

they are nothing flash but they work...

Ill get to you by the end of today,
Did you have a price in mind?

pete-blen
25th September 2011, 10:24
Ill get to you by the end of today,
Did you have a price in mind?

Make a offer....

bogan
25th September 2011, 10:33
Make a offer....

The $350 your add says might be a good place to start :whistle:

Would be interested if I was closer. Also, whats the backlash and smoothness of operation like on em? could be good selling points.

pete-blen
25th September 2011, 11:10
The $350 your add says might be a good place to start :whistle:

Would be interested if I was closer. Also, whats the backlash and smoothness of operation like on em? could be good selling points.

the lathes all adjustable ..backlash & gibs.. but it is small ..so you have
to keep checking carrige / cross slide & tail stock alinement...
You can get all parts from the US.. even with shiping
they are not over the top prise wise...from memory it cost
like $70nz to replace the plastic Hi/Lo gears with steel ones...
http://www.littlemachineshop.com

mill ..I just run the table slightly on the tight side...
it cuts smoother in one direction than the other...

prise.... well what ever...
just not the room for 2 lathes & 2 mills...

JMemonic
25th September 2011, 12:50
Bugger just what I want but no spare dosh, DM you buy it and I will store it for you :innocent::yes:

DrunkenMistake
25th September 2011, 13:26
Bugger just what I want but no spare dosh, DM you buy it and I will store it for you :innocent::yes:

Haha I just brought a bike, I dont have the money for this! I know someone who is looking for these items exactly, (my old man).. Besides I could always go back to my old highschool they let me go in sometimes and use their gear, I should really start using it so I can machine my stuff rather than hand make it like a maori

Pumba
25th September 2011, 16:20
Crap. I really get frustrated with this country being long and narrow at times with places so far away from one another.

imdying
27th September 2011, 11:18
Yeah, do want, not sure how I'd pick them up though. Can drive up a rental truck for sure, but how would we get them on the truck? Open to suggestions.

DrunkenMistake
27th September 2011, 11:19
Yeah, do want, not sure how I'd pick them up though. Can drive up a rental truck for sure, but how would we get them on the truck? Open to suggestions.

You should manage with a trailer and car, as for loading and offloading..

Cut it up and reweld it when you get home? Hahaha

imdying
27th September 2011, 12:02
How many blokes to lift it is the question I suppose...

imdying
27th September 2011, 13:46
Or do you have some other way of getting it on a trailer? Say and engine hoist perhaps? Some other punning clan?

DrunkenMistake
27th September 2011, 13:53
Or do you have some other way of getting it on a trailer? Say and engine hoist perhaps? Some other punning clan?

Cunning isnt my middle name,
BUT
Cunning is who I am..


But I have no clue, 4 people you could probably do it

pete-blen
27th September 2011, 15:07
How many blokes to lift it is the question I suppose...

1 or .. 2 easy...They are small..
lathes 350 centres / 180 swing 20mm bore...
van / ute / station wagon...

I just carryed the mill from the back shed..in 2 bits..
lathes a bit more of a un-rulely shape.. not heavy

They are small..bit its surpriseing what can be done on them
just need to plan around it...

imdying
29th September 2011, 15:25
Did he pick it up, or am I road tripping this weekend?

pete-blen
29th September 2011, 17:19
Did he pick it up, or am I road tripping this weekend?

Fill yer tank up sport...:shit:

Still here... He was a NO show...:angry:

I will PM yer my addy...

zeRax
29th September 2011, 19:16
Ack ! a certain zerax has been farrrrkin busy, been long days this week :P

home early tonight thou ! 8pm woot only 14 hours




Sorry petey, mind has been a bit narrow lately, meow, ill probably just buy a new lathe when i move into somewhere decent

rock on imdying

imdying
30th September 2011, 14:58
All good. I've sent you a PM confirming. If you let me know your phone number I'll call about when we leave SH1. We should be around the 2-3pm mark with a trailer. Unless I can steal a ute :shifty:

/edit: My second job will hate you though... I've always said I leave once I got a lathe heh

Kickaha
30th September 2011, 17:25
Unless I can steal a ute :shifty:

If you want to chance the trip without rego you could use mine

imdying
1st October 2011, 21:25
I wish I had... what an adventure!

Top trader, would trade again AA+++ etc etc. Thanks for showing us around the lathe, we'll be sure to look after it :)

Kickaha
2nd October 2011, 11:44
I wish I had... what an adventure!



C'mon then, what's the story?