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BusyBee 13-36 Vancouver

YYCHM

(Craig)
Premium Member
Port Moody, BC, $2,900

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jcdammeyer

John
Premium Member
Interesting that there's also a european surface mount outlet, with wires running to it, on the wall.
 
There where a few things I learning in high school, one was never leave a chuck key in the chuck, I've seen why when someone start the lathe, luckily no damage or injuries when the key launched across the room (all I heard was "DON'T", lathe starting, key bouncing off the wall across the room follow by the same voice (teachers) cursing out the student).

So I hate pictures that show that.

Lathe looks in good condition.
 

r-sim

Active Member
Same. When I run lathe classes I'm all smiles and "this is so awesome!" until I start talking about the chuck key in the chuck. "If I see you ever, ever take your hand off the chuck key while it's in the chuck, even for a split second, I WILL YELL AT YOU. If you see that happen, you WILL correct the person directly and immediately."
 

garageguy

Super User
Premium Member
now that I looked at all the pics, that is not the same as mine. No threading dial and missing some levers in the head stock. If I were looking for a machine I would pass on this one.
 
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