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Craftex 704 bench top metal lathe w/ milling attachment

TorontoBuilder

Sapientia et Doctrina Stabilitas
If minilathes are your jam this may be for you. Decent price anyway, includes manual and change gears $450. wth new milling attachment $525

Stayner Ontario

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Seems really odd for a small lathe like that to be sitting there with an alignment dumbbell poorly mounted in the chuck. Suggests something seriously wrong with it. Maybe I'm just being paranoid......
 
Looks like the worst of the damage is in line with the chuck. Might have bent a thin shaft that went so whacky that he was afraid to get close enough to hit the E Stop. If so, I'd like to have been a fly on the wall when it happened! 40 years ago I saw a big shaft hanging out the back end of a lathe bend and go crazy. Everyone ran for the exit as fast as they could. That lathe was like a mad bull in a China shop! Nothing was spared!
 
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