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Older Style Lathe, $3000, Rocky Mountain House, AB

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Woah... That's a serious wrench they have on those ways......

Prolly for tweaking center.......

Odd to see an assortment of lantern style tools on the tool rack. I still have an old girl like that in my shop....

3k is waaaaaaaay out of line though.
 
Depends what it comes with, don't see extra chucks or a tool post but there are boxes and a collet chuck. Oooo and a tailstock too !
 
Yeah 50/50 who knows til you go there. It could come with 3k worth of stuff in boxes. If it has steady/follow rest it's not really out of line price wise for AB

I like his other lathe better tho... :confused:
 
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