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Re: 3n1 machines
So, if I get a lathe, what should I look for? I only need about 30" between centers, and maybe 8-12" of x travel. It would need to be able to accept a collet so I can chuck up a tool and use it to cut the arcs into the inner piece, and have enough room on the carriage to mount a 8" vertical rotary table.Comment
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My really old South Bend 9" lathe has a 4 foot bed, and uses 3C collets (up to 1/2" diameter). Not sure if it has room for the rotary table.
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i saw a flyer today for the local community college is offering a summer class 8 weeks long thats a entry level class into mills and lathes, I was thinking about signing up for it, its $850 bux but being a texas vet, the cost would be covered by the stateCharles W - BS Photographer at largeComment
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