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If you want that size I would still go for the 9 X 20" which is 500mm, this will give you a bit of room.
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Engineering Lathe Recommendations?
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If you want that size I would still go for the 9 X 20" which is 500mm, this will give you a bit of room.
Thanks everyone. I think a 500mm is probably bigger than I can fit in my current workroom, unless I absolutely have to - it would mean removing other equipment and that would make other tasks I do harder, so I'd rather not do it unless there is no other option. As I said, there may be a house move coming up in the next 12 months, so I don't want to make that task harder than it needs to be either. However, if we do move, it would be to somewhere with a larger workspace, so I may well upgrade at that point.
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Great discussion Melanie all the best for the next year.
Peter.
Peter.
Hi Melanie,
I have a Cowells 90me ( Google it ) sat in the shed, it's almost as new and has lots and lots of extras and is the Rolls Royce of small lathes, if your interested drop me a msg and I will get you some pics, I am in South Ayrshire and would not fancy posting it but would meet you halfway if that suits you.
Alan.
I have a Cowells 90me ( Google it ) sat in the shed, it's almost as new and has lots and lots of extras and is the Rolls Royce of small lathes, if your interested drop me a msg and I will get you some pics, I am in South Ayrshire and would not fancy posting it but would meet you halfway if that suits you.
Alan.
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Watching this thread with interest
[MENTION=997]YorkieT[/MENTION] Thanks, I've had a look and it looks a lovely little lathe, and ideal if I was just doing kitless pens, but ideally I'd like to be able to turn dip pens as well, which I think it will be too small for
Penpal
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Following the thread Yorkie that is some sweet small lathe mate.
Peter.
Peter.
Paul hd
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Lons
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Hope you can come to an arrangement Paul, as you know it's a tremendous little machine.
If you pass through Northumberland ( A1 ) side, give me a shout maybe as I'm just north of Morpeth. Away until July 24th though.
Bob
Edit, just realised where you live ?