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Previously:
World's largest lathes - photos
1950s lathe salesman's car - photo
WWII hand-powered lathe from Liberty Ship - photo
Colchester Lathes Company factory tour, 26:43 video:
Previously:
World's largest lathes - photos
1950s lathe salesman's car - photo
WWII hand-powered lathe from Liberty Ship - photo
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COOL!! I love watching those old films when you can find them! Thanks!!
Absolutely brilliant
I really like the induction hardening of the bed and gears.
Charles Waugh
www.charleswaugh.com
"Any tool is just a kit, to be modified as needed for the job at hand"
We had one of the Student (@ 3:00 mins) models that the bed was worn out on, it had been used dry for hardwood turning before my boss swapped it for a perfect Myford 7 he thought was undersized for our needs, I managed to do a multiway deal on it, with another dept who only needed a short travel and faceplate work lathe, for a toolroom lathe from another part of that dept.Originally Posted by CharlesWaugh
awesome.if they saw my china lathe they would probaly look for the neerest hammer and beat the **** out of it.
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