Metal lathe. 12” swing 30” bed, $750, Mountain View, AB

YYCHM

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JustaDB

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I showed these photos to our health & safety officer. She had to go sit in a dark room for a while before she could function again.
What? She didn't like the non-locking casters under the timbers?

That machine is a thing of beauty. I especially like the Honda 90 transmission Mcgyver. Tres kewl!
 

combustable herbage

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I showed these photos to our health & safety officer. She had to go sit in a dark room for a while before she could function again.
Show her this video, they start the pour around 18:17 ask her to count how many steel toed boots she sees:).
The shaper around the 30:00 is pretty cool as well .


 

6.5 Fan

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Great video, but i don't see anybody with missing fingers or toes. Safety gear is highly overrated, open toe shoes saves on the Doc having to pry the crushed steel off ones foot.
 

combustable herbage

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Its an interesting video at the end they load it onto a flatbed trike no straps the guys are pushing it trying to get going too funny. I wonder how much they get for doing a casting lots of guys working and you can see one guy is kinda overseeing things and everybody has their job. I love those videos showing how things are done on the other side of the world, the ones doing big crankshafts are pretty cool too.
 

Ironman

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What? She didn't like the non-locking casters under the timbers?

That machine is a thing of beauty. I especially like the Honda 90 transmission Mcgyver. Tres kewl!
I'm amazed at the determination of someone to scrounge up that junk and build a lathe. I have seen a Doukhobor guy in BC that built one with angle iron ways. For old horse drawn farm equipment machining it would be ok, I guess.
 
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