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The gap appears to be a design copy of the Graziano lathes. The tail stock rides on an upper set of ways and the carriage rides on a lower set of ways thus providing what Graziano terms a "natural gap". It's a very nice system. Actually, there are other similarities to the Graziano lathes on this lathe. May be a very good machine.Possibly. I’m new to machining, but it seems to me the rails end a greater distance from the spindle than I’ve seen on other gap head lathes I’ve seen. I wonder if this would be an issue?
I see that now. Good eye! ThanksThe gap appears to be a design copy of the Graziano lathes. The tail stock rides on an upper set of ways and the carriage rides on a lower set of ways thus providing what Graziano terms a "natural gap". It's a very nice system. Actually, there are other similarities to the Graziano lathes on this lathe. May be a very good machine.
Ted
I'd get it if the price is right and it was under power so I could check it out.Possibly. I’m new to machining, but it seems to me the rails end a greater distance from the spindle than I’ve seen on other gap head lathes I’ve seen. I wonder if this would be an issue?