Redneck in training
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Just to put it in perspective. How big is your shop?
Just put a Mill and Lathe in the shop
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Just to put it in perspective. How big is your shop?
Stimw
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They are very handy when you need them.
I have a 15" X 54" Cincinnati Hydrashift Lathe that I need to sell but keep putting it off.
I am slow motion moving, retiring and closing my business.
I also have a 12" Atlas that will do all that I need so I don't need both.
I put up a 40' X 60' building at my new home so at least space is not a problem. (YET!)
I have a 15" X 54" Cincinnati Hydrashift Lathe that I need to sell but keep putting it off.
I am slow motion moving, retiring and closing my business.
I also have a 12" Atlas that will do all that I need so I don't need both.
I put up a 40' X 60' building at my new home so at least space is not a problem. (YET!)
Mysfyt
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Did your friend include the tooling with these? If so, great friend! Enjoy!
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LD1
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40x72 in total, but the finished part is 40 x40
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LD1
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I already have a ton of tooling. More than my buddy had anyway. Most if his tooling was stuff I gave him.
czechsonofagun
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I got this one for my 50ies birthday few years ago.
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^^^ You can do a lot of work with it... a friend has done some amazing things building model steam trains.
