Powermatic lathe (Atlanta area)
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bnoles
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STOP IT!
For heavens sakes... I stay in enough trouble with the wife as it is and don't need your help [B)]
Sure wonder what it would take to put it in working order? Close to home too [}
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For heavens sakes... I stay in enough trouble with the wife as it is and don't need your help [B)]
Sure wonder what it would take to put it in working order? Close to home too [}
]Marc Phillips
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Wow... what a tank!
Hmm... only 2 hours from me... Maybe Bob would help me carry it... Muhuhahaha!!! [}]
Hmm... only 2 hours from me... Maybe Bob would help me carry it... Muhuhahaha!!! [}
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its_virgil
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I have one just like it but not variable speed. It is a nice lathe. Bought from a school auction for $100.
Do a good turn daily!
Don
Here's mine:
Do a good turn daily!
Don
Here's mine:
Originally posted by Marc Phillips
<br />Wow... what a tank!
Hmm... only 2 hours from me... Maybe Bob would help me carry it... Muhuhahaha!!! [}
Dario
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Looks like an awesome lathe! A tank it is...and that is a good thing [^][^][^]
DocStram
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An hour and a half from me. Hmmmmmmmmm.
kent4Him
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No room in the shop for it.
whatwoodido
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I teach my turning classes on the non variable speed versions, they work great.
Drew
Drew
bnoles
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Shop????? Who said anything about putting it in the shop???? I was thinking more like the dining room [}
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its_virgil
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I think this lathe is the Powermatic Model 90 and here is a link to the Owners/Operating manual.
http://www.owwm.com/MfgIndex/Publications.asp?ID=655
Do a good turn daily!
Don
http://www.owwm.com/MfgIndex/Publications.asp?ID=655
Do a good turn daily!
Don
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