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Uploaded by on Apr 18, 2008

New mini lathe 7"x12" metal cutting, screw cutting.

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  • What an accent ! were is it from? I cant locate it!

  • Ft. Worth, Texas

  • good but the speech is inaudible. you could try a lapel mike next time.

  • If you click on the arrow twice, two videos run at almost the same time, but 3 or 4 seconds apart and you cannot hear. I clicked on it once and I can hear most of it. I do have a lapel mike, but my camera won't take an external mike.

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  • Turn it off and then talk bright guy.

  • I have had one of these little lathes since 2002. They work fine for small stuff. Sure a bigger lathe is better but try to find a decent one for under $500. Lear to set it up properly and it will cut very close tolerances.

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  • Good video.... shame all I can hear is the whoring of your lathe!!!!!!!

  • I have one of these lathes. The only problem was the bulk of the top slide's digital readout. With the tool close to the head one can't get the spanner in to tighten the the tail stock nut. My friend designed an "over centre" lever device which works well.

    I once had a Colchester Master Junior, 6 feet long, made in 1941. As accurate as when it was made. I paid £30 for it in a tender sale but had to get it home. Two of us managed it. Don't ask how! I sold it for £400 30 years later.

  • try to get ONE part for that China crap 

  • i would like if it had problems with their plastic pieces inside , it is from china? thank you very much

  • i have a lathe like this but there is no way for me to contact the company to get new parts. could you please send me the companies contact information?

  • Looks like a nice sturdy micro machine.

  • @torqueman6 I purchased a 12x36 Atlas lathe for 400.00 a few years ago. I had to build a pulley and jack shaft system for speed changes and buy a chuck and tool post but it is a much better machine than a mini lathe.

  • Shear luck that this guy still has all his fingers!!

  • i will be buying one very soon to start on my 3/4 scale pennsy A3 live steamer (:

  • this lathe is my dream i have self build 3 axis steper driver and i just watch how it works and dram about this lathe i have only 20 ears but i hope so i would have this lathe ever pozz from serbia

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