Haven't needed a lathe but always wanted one.

WilliamP

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I saw this for sale last June. The one picture is from the add the other is after I cleaned it up and painted it. I wasn't sure what kind it was but have settled on a Craftsman 12x24. There are no tags on it but the numbers on the ways are stamped as "Model no.101-L6T440S"3dd8d14ec6d8c7b092896b1f81f9e5c9.webp643a2a935a8930758eef7f13144d238d (1).webp
 
You really dragged that lathe out of the clutches of the abyss! Congratulations, I hope you enjoy it. I sure got a lot out of my Atlas before I decided I'd outgrown it. Made me wonder how I'd ever gotten by on just a drill press and grinder before.
 
You really dragged that lathe out of the clutches of the abyss! Congratulations, I hope you enjoy it. I sure got a lot out of my Atlas before I decided I'd outgrown it. Made me wonder how I'd ever gotten by on just a drill press and grinder before.
Thanks, Yeah it was a mess. I looking forward to setting it up and getting to use it.
 
I've found a lathe is like so many tools. You don't know you need one until you have one. Once you have one, you wonder how you got along without it.
 
Made me wonder how I'd ever gotten by on just a drill press and grinder before.

It's not just a drill press and grinder. It's a drill press, it's a grinder, and the pair is a vertical lathe with live tooling. :cool:
It's pretty amazing what you can do with nothing, if nobody points out that you can't do it.
 
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