Hendey Lathe in Motion
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HENDEY LATHEby alexandernow99454 views- 1:32
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Old Becker Milling machine: Intro and running vertical headby OldBecker73299 views
Nice .. looks like the lathe I just threw away since we couldn't keep it or fix it.
rickartj 1 year ago
@esaeisner Have you looked at the Hendey Lathe Group on Yahoo Groups? Theres a lot of knowledge and experience there.
raherecolston 1 year ago
Hi, do you know if there is any place that I can get info on their lathes? I am trying to get one of their old ones back running,,it is in good condition, thanks
esaeisner 2 years ago
I have a very old lathe made by Hendey and am looking for info on it, it is in pretty fair condition,,sure would like to find a manual..or anything to help me get it running again
esaeisner 2 years ago
that's really very old !!
nice artifact!!
klavierroland 4 years ago
Thats one really crap lathe though!
isaacHunt2 4 years ago
Old school rules! Those older machines hold better tolerances anyway. Thanks for posting this.
AmericanFabricator 4 years ago