On 28 Aug 2005 14:04:06 -0700, jim rozen
wrote:

In article .com, CAMCOMPCO
says...

Hi Jim,
I have 2, the one I am using is a Logan 200 with taper attachment and
the one I am restoring (basically, took apart, cleaned, painted,
considering getting the bed re ground) but so far have not put back
together is an Atlas 12"...tight machine with alot of tooling, just a
bit small (light)

The atlas is a pretty light machine of course. I don't think it will
do a 5C collet, right?

The logan likewise.

There is some room in between those machines, and the real
industrial stuff that harold was mentioning.

Jim

A good Logan 11, is a decent lathe of its type. 5c spindle nose, beefy
enough for most normal work, and parts are readily available.

Gunner