Enco Turret Lathe $1000 Victoria

[YotaBota]

With 5C and MT collets.

Turret Lathe & Tooling

Enco turret lathe (LHT-25B) with a bar feeder and lots of tooling. Runs on 3 phase power, but could be run off phase converter or VFD. Includes a set of 5C collets, Rubometric die head, various turret tools, parting head, coolant tank & pump and other tooling. Located near Quadra & Tattersall.

www.usedvictoria.com

 

[jcdammeyer]

If I had the need and the space I'd likely jump at it but luckily I don't.

 

[YotaBota]

Need,,,,,, what be this need you speak of? lol

Space, I've seen your shop and can understand that point.

 

[DavidR8]

That's a nice collet collection!
Geez it's literally down the road from me...

 

[johnnielsen]

With 5C and MT collets.

Turret Lathe & Tooling

Enco turret lathe (LHT-25B) with a bar feeder and lots of tooling. Runs on 3 phase power, but could be run off phase converter or VFD. Includes a set of 5C collets, Rubometric die head, various turret tools, parting head, coolant tank & pump and other tooling. Located near Quadra & Tattersall.

www.usedvictoria.com

Wow. What a deal.

 

[Upnorth]

If that were in my home province I would be driving there to get it today.

 

[PaulL]

Ok, so apart from the stack of collets that I'd like...
What sort of work is done on a turret lathe? I don't see any threading ability, which to me means "bushings"?

Paul

 

[Upnorth]

Ok, so apart from the stack of collets that I'd like...
What sort of work is done on a turret lathe? I don't see any threading ability, which to me means "bushings"?

Paul

I make a lot of bushings. Hoping to be making them with a CNC lathe and a bar feeder soon. There is probably some way to use a turret lathe with a tap for internal threading.

 

[Susquatch]

There is probably some way to use a turret lathe with a tap for internal threading.

I'm sure you can use taps & dies to make inside or outside threads. What I don't think you can do is single point threading without an ELS.

 

[DavidR8]

I think single point threading is not an option as there's no lead screw that I can see.

 

[Susquatch]

I think single point threading is not an option as there's no lead screw that I can see.

Good point. Even ELS needs a lead screw. How about ETF? (Electronic Table Feed) LOL!

Come to think about it, even regular feed ought to be able to single point SOME threads.

 

[Upnorth]

I'm sure you can use taps & dies to make inside or outside threads. What I don't think you can do is single point threading without an ELS.

Yeah no single point threading but I'm sure there must be some way to tap like people do in a mill with a tapping head. Would not be worth it for a few parts but would be good for things being made by the hundred.