I own a couple Monarch 10EEs and have watched Ebay 10EEs for years...
http://tinyurl.com/m9ek9

I've never seen a turret style before. Sort of like a hardinge chucker. If
the SO wouldn't shoot me, I'd buy it just for the collector's value.

--
(©¿©) An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Two apples a day gets the doctor's OK.
Five a day makes you a fruit grower like me.

Karl Townsend

Looks like a nice machine, just needs a little paint and cleaning. But
it seems rather short for this size machine... Am I missing something,
or is it designed primarily for shorter pieces rather than long work
between centers. Would be plenty ridgid for larger faceplate or chuck
work, though.w

it seems rather short for this size machine... Am I missing something,
or is it designed primarily for shorter pieces rather than long work
between centers. Would be plenty ridgid for larger faceplate or chuck
work, though.w


This is the standard size 10EE - 12" swing by 20" long. As its a tool room
quality machine, there's a LOT more beef there than other lathes this size.

Karl

I am very sad that I cannot own anything like this at this point in my
life. Maybe later.

i

On Thu, 4 May 2006 19:03:59 -0500, Karl Townsend wrote:
I own a couple Monarch 10EEs and have watched Ebay 10EEs for years...
http://tinyurl.com/m9ek9

I've never seen a turret style before. Sort of like a hardinge chucker. If
the SO wouldn't shoot me, I'd buy it just for the collector's value.

Karl

Buy it and by the time it arrives someone here will think of something
to tell the SO if there is a problem. Tell her she is a partner in the
investment and will be expected to clean it up!!

Bob AZ

On Thu, 4 May 2006 19:03:59 -0500, "Karl Townsend"
remove .NOT wrote:

I own a couple Monarch 10EEs and have watched Ebay 10EEs for years...
http://tinyurl.com/m9ek9

I've never seen a turret style before. Sort of like a hardinge chucker. If
the SO wouldn't shoot me, I'd buy it just for the collector's value.


Hey Karl,

I wonder if that is the motor for it off to the left of the headstock.
It would certainly do away with any purchasers fears/worries about
needing "3 phase", or "not enough amps in the garage".

Brian Lawson,
Bothwell, Ontario.

I wonder if that is the motor for it off to the left of the headstock.
It would certainly do away with any purchasers fears/worries about
needing "3 phase", or "not enough amps in the garage".

I didn't notice that. My son certainly would have. Just the thing for his
super-modified race car he's putting the final touches on.

Karl