It's A whats it brand lathe

[9FINGERS]

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This is how I found it, I'm trying to res-erect it. but without a Brand name it is a challenge. Any hints?<br>feel free to e-mail me @ Dennis.Brooks@yahoo.com &nbsp;thanks!

 

[Brain Coral]

Hello Dennis,

There is no picture that I can see in your post... just gibberish where the pic should be. Maybe try again...

Cheers...

Brian

 

[xalky]

I just fixed the picture links: Here you go:

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[Bill C.]

I just fixed the picture links: Here you go:

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=66608&amp;stc=1" attachmentid="66608" alt="" id="vbattach_66608" class="previewthumb

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/atta...lt="" id="vbattach_66607" class="previewthumb

Not a bad looking lathe.

 

[Brain Coral]

Hello Dennis,

Wow... !!! Does it ever have a wide bed... it must be a very stable lathe. Sorry I can't help with the ID of it.

Brian

 

[Glmphoto]

On the bed ways closest to the operator all the way to the right hand (tail stock) end.....in between the two ground ways. (Right where the steady rest is in the photos) Clean that one inch wide flat area between the ways and look for a serial number.