New Old Stock in the crate 1960's Sears Atlas / Clausing Metal Lathe- $1700 (Syracuse, NY)
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Thought some folks on here might be interested. NOT MINE!!!! |
New Old Stock in the crate 1960's Sears Atlas / Clausing Metal Lathe - $1700 (Syracuse, NY)
"Steve W." fired this volley in news:FO7hq.16$Br5.7
@newsfe04.iad: http://utica.craigslist.org/tls/2622699469.html That's too much for that lathe. I have a 6x18 Atlas, vintage about 1971. That 1960 figure looks fishy. I'd have to look up the Sears numbers to check on the date. That one _Looks_ like the 1975/6 "update" of the earlier model, where they replaced the headstock Timken bearings with bushings, and cheapened all the castings. Mine has the "old Atlas" look -- rounded profiles, and all. That one - all squared off like it is - looks like a Chinese lathe, which means it's probably a later vintage, even if not made in China. I bought my 6x18 in 1972 from Sears and Roebuck for $430 (a friggin' FORTUNE back then!), complete with motor and tooling. I still have it, and use it thrice a week. LLoyd |
New Old Stock in the crate 1960's Sears Atlas / Clausing MetalLathe - $1700 (Syracuse, NY)
On Sep 29, 7:27*pm, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
lloydspinsidemindspring.com wrote: "Steve W." fired this volley in news:FO7hq.16$Br5.7 @newsfe04.iad: http://utica.craigslist.org/tls/2622699469.html That's too much for that lathe. I have a 6x18 Atlas, vintage about 1971. *That 1960 figure looks fishy. * I'd have to look up the Sears numbers to check on the date. *That one _Looks_ like the 1975/6 "update" of the earlier model, where they replaced the headstock Timken bearings with bushings, and cheapened all the castings. Mine has the "old Atlas" look -- rounded profiles, and all. *That one - all squared off like it is - looks like a Chinese lathe, which means it's probably a later vintage, even if not made in China. I bought my 6x18 in 1972 from Sears and Roebuck for $430 (a friggin' FORTUNE back then!), complete with motor and tooling. *I still have it, and use it thrice a week. LLoyd http://www.lathes.co.uk/craftsman/page7.html |
New Old Stock in the crate 1960's Sears Atlas / Clausing Metal Lathe - $1700 (Syracuse, NY)
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New Old Stock in the crate 1960's Sears Atlas / Clausing MetalLathe - $1700 (Syracuse, NY)
On Sep 29, 7:08*pm, "Steve W." wrote:
http://utica.craigslist.org/tls/2622699469.html Thought some folks on here might be interested. NOT MINE!!!! Assuming that it is original and NOS...is it worth the money? To a collector it would be. TMT |
New Old Stock in the crate 1960's Sears Atlas / Clausing MetalLathe - $1700 (Syracuse, NY)
On Sep 30, 9:59*am, Too_Many_Tools wrote:
On Sep 29, 7:08*pm, "Steve W." wrote: http://utica.craigslist.org/tls/2622699469.html Thought some folks on here might be interested. NOT MINE!!!! Assuming that it is original and NOS...is it worth the money? To a collector it would be. TMT Well, I'm a bit of a collector, and those Mk2s have no interest to me. Right now I have a Mk1 (late) and a Mk2. The Mk2 like the Cl lathe is going to be the first one out the door. Coming soon to a CL near you. The Mk1 is a nice little lathe. It's admittedly not a good a machine as even my 7x14 Sieg lathe, but it's the best of the Craftsman metal lathes in my opinion. |
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