Taig Micro Lathe II
- Thread starter breaknrun
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If you call Taig they can supply you with a bed of just about any length you want.
All the attachments (head stock, tail stock, carriage) clamp onto the bed and can be moved around as needed.
This lathe has a hole thru the spindle of about .36" and is not large enough for a shaft to pass thru.
Not very useful for a cue maker.
I have seen these lathes sell new for around $300 without the motor.
Penn State Industries used to sell the complete lathe.
http://www.pennstateind.com
All the attachments (head stock, tail stock, carriage) clamp onto the bed and can be moved around as needed.
This lathe has a hole thru the spindle of about .36" and is not large enough for a shaft to pass thru.
Not very useful for a cue maker.
I have seen these lathes sell new for around $300 without the motor.
Penn State Industries used to sell the complete lathe.
http://www.pennstateind.com
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breaknrun said:
He wouldn't.
In an attempt to save everyone some time let me ask you a question. Just what is it that you want to do on a lathe? If you're looking for a review of this particular machine, do a search. It's been written about in detail, same conclusion; too small. If you want to spin shafts, buy a wood lathe at 1/3 the cost. They already have the long ways.