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    Default Lathe pics for djstimber

    Dj ,
    Here's a couple of pics of the Myford and the Record No 52 1/2 quick release vice I got at the auction last weekend.The vice I paid $32.00 for .
    Now I need to build a wooden bench to hang it on.My woodworking bench consists of two old freezers with a 1" thick chipboard desktop placed on top.
    The wooden blocks under the feet ar just to raise it off the bench as the capacitor on the motor sits on the bench .
    I plan to get some aluminium or steel to make proper feet with level adjusters.
    Would like to make a swarf and coolant tray as well.
    Last edited by Woodlee; 22nd April 2007 at 10:20 PM. Reason: add more
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    I got a 9" Joplin vice similar to that for nicks... a mate saved it from a skip bin.
    Cliff.
    If you find a post of mine that is missing a pic that you'd like to see, let me know & I'll see if I can find a copy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    I got a 9" Joplin vice similar to that for nicks... a mate saved it from a skip bin.
    I havent looked at this vice at any great length as Ive been busy with the lathe ,but it looks like it will open out to at least 10".
    It wieghs a ton ,so I won' t be hanging it off the makeshift bench any time soon.
    if its no good it will make a good anchor for my 12 ft tinny .
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    Very nice Woodlee, dosen't look like it's been use much at all. Very green with envy here
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    nice score! I would love a nice sized metal lathe like that.

    Beefy looking vice too. How wide are the jaws, 10"?
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    Nice looking machine, i'd also be interested in a better shot of that pic on the wall, just for OH&S reasons of course...
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