One owner. Delta 12" X 39" Variable Speed wood lathe with stand. 16" swing
over gap. Model number 46-541S. One HP motor. Clean in good working
condition. Pick-up only. Central coastal California (2-hours north of Santa
Barbara, 4-hours south of San Francisco). Asking $670. Please call to make
arrangements to see (Morro Bay, CA) or for more detailed description:
Bill Badland - (805) 772-1628. Email -

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 22:01:05 GMT, Bill Badland wrote:

One owner. Delta 12" X 39" Variable Speed wood lathe with stand. 16" swing
over gap. Model number 46-541S. One HP motor. Clean in good working
condition. Pick-up only. Central coastal California (2-hours north of Santa
Barbara, 4-hours south of San Francisco). Asking $670. Please call to make
arrangements to see (Morro Bay, CA) or for more detailed description:
Bill Badland - (805) 772-1628. Email -


Bill... I'll pass the word around to our RV friends....

We go to Morro Dunes several times a year, (about 3 hours from Clovis), and
several of the RV'ers are woodworkers..


mac

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Mac,
Thanks much.
Bill Badland

Bill,

Something to think about would be to contact the local woodturners
association and ask them to auction it off at the next meeting. It
would be alive auction which usually brings the price over what you are
asking and you can start the auction at $670 if you want. It would be
nice if you offered anything over $670 to be a donation to the club.

If you don't want to bother with an auction, then at least ask them to
make an annoucement at the meeting that you are selling the lathe.

San Franscisco's East Bay Area Club:
www.bayareawoodturners.org
contact Jim Rodgers

925-229-5773

Central Coast Woodturners of California
Contact George Paes

805-929-1423

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mac davis wrote:

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 22:01:05 GMT, Bill Badland wrote:

One owner. Delta 12" X 39" Variable Speed wood lathe with stand. 16" swing
over gap. Model number 46-541S. One HP motor. Clean in good working
condition. Pick-up only. Central coastal California (2-hours north of Santa
Barbara, 4-hours south of San Francisco). Asking $670. Please call to make
arrangements to see (Morro Bay, CA) or for more detailed description:
Bill Badland - (805) 772-1628. Email -


Bill... I'll pass the word around to our RV friends....

We go to Morro Dunes several times a year, (about 3 hours from Clovis), and
several of the RV'ers are woodworkers..


That's a lot more lathe then would fit in any RV, except a Toy Hauler

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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 07:33:09 -0800, Ralph E Lindberg wrote:

In article ,
mac davis wrote:

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 22:01:05 GMT, Bill Badland wrote:

One owner. Delta 12" X 39" Variable Speed wood lathe with stand. 16" swing
over gap. Model number 46-541S. One HP motor. Clean in good working
condition. Pick-up only. Central coastal California (2-hours north of Santa
Barbara, 4-hours south of San Francisco). Asking $670. Please call to make
arrangements to see (Morro Bay, CA) or for more detailed description:
Bill Badland - (805) 772-1628. Email -


Bill... I'll pass the word around to our RV friends....

We go to Morro Dunes several times a year, (about 3 hours from Clovis), and
several of the RV'ers are woodworkers..


That's a lot more lathe then would fit in any RV, except a Toy Hauler

Most of them drive 3/4 or 1 ton pickups.. no problem...



mac

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In article ,
mac davis wrote:

...
That's a lot more lathe then would fit in any RV, except a Toy Hauler

Most of them drive 3/4 or 1 ton pickups.. no problem...

... and they would work where? in the back of the truck?

The only full-timer I know that does serious wood-working has a cargo
trailer that his MH tows, but all he has is bench-top tools

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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 06:51:42 -0800, Ralph E Lindberg wrote:

In article ,
mac davis wrote:

..
That's a lot more lathe then would fit in any RV, except a Toy Hauler

Most of them drive 3/4 or 1 ton pickups.. no problem...

.. and they would work where? in the back of the truck?

The only full-timer I know that does serious wood-working has a cargo
trailer that his MH tows, but all he has is bench-top tools

I think you misunderstood me, Ralph...
I didn't mean to infer that they'd use it IN their RV, but that Morro Bay was a
frequent stop for rv folks around the Fresno area and they could look at/buy it
when they were in the area..


mac

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