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$175.00 on D.C. Craig's List. A cast iron Rockwell lathe.
It needs a little clean up but it runs great.

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Kevin

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Nice catch. Does that have outboard turning capability also?

Leif
"Kevin" wrote in message
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$175.00 on D.C. Craig's List. A cast iron Rockwell lathe.
It needs a little clean up but it runs great.

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Kevin

lindo745 (at) yahoo (dot) com

Leif Thorvaldson wrote:
Nice catch. Does that have outboard turning capability also?

Nope, to old for that. You can set up for it to turn off the back of the
head.
Not being a bowl turner I'm not to worried about that.

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Kevin

lindo745 (at) yahoo (dot) com

Kevin wrote:
Sort of,
$175.00 on D.C. Craig's List. A cast iron Rockwell lathe.
It needs a little clean up but it runs great.


About 35 cents a pound, sounds like. A good deal.


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Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

There's nothing you can do that can't
be done. (John Lennon)

On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 17:03:53 -0400, Kevin wrote:

Sort of,
$175.00 on D.C. Craig's List. A cast iron Rockwell lathe.
It needs a little clean up but it runs great.

That's good deal. You now officially suck!

I'm recently relocated to the DC area and have been casually watching
the tools sections of Craigs list. Pretty much everything I've seen
is within 10% of the new price and anything with any age is called
"antique" and the price is as high as real estate.

congrat's on your catch
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Chris

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Nice! Good deal for that one. Hope you get many, many hours of
enjoyment from it!

`Casper


Sort of,
$175.00 on D.C. Craig's List. A cast iron Rockwell lathe.
It needs a little clean up but it runs great.
Kevin

Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, a dark side and it holds the universe together.

Chris Dubea wrote:

That's good deal. You now officially suck!

I'm recently relocated to the DC area and have been casually watching
the tools sections of Craigs list. Pretty much everything I've seen
is within 10% of the new price and anything with any age is called
"antique" and the price is as high as real estate.

congrat's on your catch
================================================== =========================
Chris


Cris,
Welcome to one of the nations "high maintenance" areas.

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Kevin

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