I got this little one about four years ago.
It does have a very very small pass through, about 1/4" or less.
Distance from chuck to tail stock is about 12"It is cast iron.
It has no marks / nameplate or anything to help figure out who made it that I can find anywhere.
The gear behind the chuck says 60 4P.
It obviously been butchered.
Everything moves pretty freely.
The chuck uses a drill press style key for opening / closing the jaws.
Missing the tool post.
As it sits on the table it is less then I figure 40 lbs.
I am thinking about using it as a small wooden lathe. The table it is sat on for the photo's has a 750 watt brush type servo motor that I can strap it to.
Who made the little bugger, worth while spending time to convert it or is it junk????
It does have a very very small pass through, about 1/4" or less.
Distance from chuck to tail stock is about 12"It is cast iron.
It has no marks / nameplate or anything to help figure out who made it that I can find anywhere.
The gear behind the chuck says 60 4P.
It obviously been butchered.
Everything moves pretty freely.
The chuck uses a drill press style key for opening / closing the jaws.
Missing the tool post.
As it sits on the table it is less then I figure 40 lbs.
I am thinking about using it as a small wooden lathe. The table it is sat on for the photo's has a 750 watt brush type servo motor that I can strap it to.
Who made the little bugger, worth while spending time to convert it or is it junk????
