Lathes.

[Dan Earp]

Yeah. I was on about the warranty from record power machines and my bench sander.

[Dan Earp]

Anybody else ? Info ,news of lathes being sold locally ?

Cheers

[bob]

If buying second hand try to buy complete with extras as amazing how much chucks and tool rests ect cost.

My first lathe was £130 and then bought a chuck at £150:confused1:

Local Woodturning clubs often have members upgrading or passed away:blushing:

[Dan Earp]

Cheers bob ive asked slackbladder (steve) to keep an eye out since hes in some clubs and within my local area 👍

[se7enthdevil]

this one just popped up on ebay.

 

Jet 3520B Heavy Duty Wood Lathe | eBay

 

i've one myself and it's great.

[Dan Earp]

Lmfao at £1800 as a starter lathe he can keep it lol. Plus havent that much room

[Woodworks]

The Coronet in Steves link could be real bargain. It's what I have and not that I'm a great turner but the lathe is more than capable and you can turn big bowls with the swiveling headstock. Think they cost £600 20 years back

Edited February 21, 2015 by Woodworks

[Dan Earp]

Thanks Mr Works

[se7enthdevil]

dan, that £1800 is a real bargain mate, it costs £2579 now.

 

i bought mine new when they were a bit cheaper plus loads of extras for a deal price which included 3 chucks bowl jaws and a few other bits, still cost me £2400 though.

 

pity you've not got room as it's a beauty.

[bob]

this one just popped up on ebay.

 

Jet 3520B Heavy Duty Wood Lathe | eBay

 

i've one myself and it's great.

 

Might sell mine

That's tempting:thumbup: