Craftsman Variable-Speed Lathe

The lathe featured in this column is a Craftsman 15-inch variable-speed
model. This heavy-duty model has a single-piece
cast-iron base, and cast-iron headstock and tailstock housing a 2-
horsepower maximum developed induction-run motor.
The hand wheel on the headstock yields variable speeds from 400 to 2,000
rpm. The headstock swivels from 0 to 90 degrees
for outboard turnings up to 20 inches in diameter. One of the features I
especially like is the indexing head.
Twenty-four indexing stops at 15-degree intervals lock the head for
groove cutting with a router.
The unit comes with 6- and 12-inch tool rest, 4-inch faceplate, spur and
bearing centers.
The lathe is shown mounted on a Craftsman lathe stand. Included are the
lathe stand, copy crafter, and a set of knives,
and one or two other items.

Reason for selling, bad back. Lathes was hardly ever used.

$375.00 Must pick up. Located in Lewistown, Pa.

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If you want it viewed in this newsgroup, you would be better off posting jpg
images. I can open yenc files, but yenc ------.rar files are not something I
will open. :-)

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Craftsman Variable-Speed Lathe

The lathe featured in this column is a Craftsman 15-inch variable-speed
model. This heavy-duty model has a single-piece
cast-iron base, and cast-iron headstock and tailstock housing a 2-
horsepower maximum developed induction-run motor.
The hand wheel on the headstock yields variable speeds from 400 to 2,000
rpm. The headstock swivels from 0 to 90 degrees
for outboard turnings up to 20 inches in diameter. One of the features I
especially like is the indexing head.
Twenty-four indexing stops at 15-degree intervals lock the head for
groove cutting with a router.
The unit comes with 6- and 12-inch tool rest, 4-inch faceplate, spur and
bearing centers.
The lathe is shown mounted on a Craftsman lathe stand. Included are the
lathe stand, copy crafter, and a set of knives,
and one or two other items.

Reason for selling, bad back. Lathes was hardly ever used.

$375.00 Must pick up. Located in Lewistown, Pa.

email:

Reposting this for the OP as a courtesy. Original attachment was a
..rar file that made a few people nervous I'm sure. So here are the
contents.


machine wrote:

Craftsman Variable-Speed Lathe

The lathe featured in this column is a Craftsman 15-inch
variable-speed model. This heavy-duty model has a single-piece
cast-iron base, and cast-iron headstock and tailstock housing a 2-
horsepower maximum developed induction-run motor.
The hand wheel on the headstock yields variable speeds from 400 to
2,000 rpm. The headstock swivels from 0 to 90 degrees
for outboard turnings up to 20 inches in diameter. One of the
features I especially like is the indexing head.
Twenty-four indexing stops at 15-degree intervals lock the head
for groove cutting with a router.
The unit comes with 6- and 12-inch tool rest, 4-inch faceplate,
spur and bearing centers.
The lathe is shown mounted on a Craftsman lathe stand. Included
are the lathe stand, copy crafter, and a set of knives,
and one or two other items.

Reason for selling, bad back. Lathes was hardly ever used.

$375.00 Must pick up. Located in Lewistown, Pa.

email:

"Joe Barta" wrote in message
...
Reposting this for the OP as a courtesy. Original attachment was a
.rar file that made a few people nervous I'm sure. So here are the
contents.


machine wrote:

Craftsman Variable-Speed Lathe

The lathe featured in this column is a Craftsman 15-inch
variable-speed model. This heavy-duty model has a single-piece
cast-iron base, and cast-iron headstock and tailstock housing a 2-
horsepower maximum developed induction-run motor.
The hand wheel on the headstock yields variable speeds from 400 to
2,000 rpm. The headstock swivels from 0 to 90 degrees
for outboard turnings up to 20 inches in diameter. One of the
features I especially like is the indexing head.
Twenty-four indexing stops at 15-degree intervals lock the head
for groove cutting with a router.
The unit comes with 6- and 12-inch tool rest, 4-inch faceplate,
spur and bearing centers.
The lathe is shown mounted on a Craftsman lathe stand. Included
are the lathe stand, copy crafter, and a set of knives,
and one or two other items.

Reason for selling, bad back. Lathes was hardly ever used.

$375.00 Must pick up. Located in Lewistown, Pa.

email:

You're a nice person Joe. :-)

Lowell Holmes wrote:

You're a nice person Joe. :-)


Let's not let that get around. I have a reputation to consider ;-)

Joe Barta

Joe Barta wrote:

Lowell Holmes wrote:

You're a nice person Joe. :-)


Let's not let that get around. I have a reputation to consider ;-)

Joe Barta

Don't worry - it you start looking too nice, just say something disparaging
about Outlook Express. In no time, you'll be back top of the 'jerk of the
month' list. ;-)

....Kevin

On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:32:33 -0800, Kevin Miller wrote:

Joe Barta wrote:

Lowell Holmes wrote:

You're a nice person Joe. :-)


Let's not let that get around. I have a reputation to consider ;-)

Joe Barta

Don't worry - it you start looking too nice, just say something disparaging
about Outlook Express. In no time, you'll be back top of the 'jerk of the
month' list. ;-)

...Kevin

Outhouse express?


mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

mac davis wrote:
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:32:33 -0800, Kevin Miller wrote:

Joe Barta wrote:

Lowell Holmes wrote:

You're a nice person Joe. :-)


Let's not let that get around. I have a reputation to consider ;-)

Joe Barta

Don't worry - it you start looking too nice, just say something disparaging
about Outlook Express. In no time, you'll be back top of the 'jerk of the
month' list. ;-)

...Kevin

Outhouse express?

You got it wrong. It's Outhouse Distress.


--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

If wishes were horses, dogfood would
be a lot cheaper.

On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:09:03 -0400, Gerald Ross wrote:

mac davis wrote:
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:32:33 -0800, Kevin Miller wrote:

Joe Barta wrote:

Lowell Holmes wrote:

You're a nice person Joe. :-)


Let's not let that get around. I have a reputation to consider ;-)

Joe Barta

Don't worry - it you start looking too nice, just say something disparaging
about Outlook Express. In no time, you'll be back top of the 'jerk of the
month' list. ;-)

...Kevin

Outhouse express?

You got it wrong. It's Outhouse Distress.

You're singin my hymn, brother Gerald.. lol


mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

mac davis wrote:

Outhouse express?

Let the games begin! :-)

....Kevin
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Kevin Miller, Juneau, Alaska
http://www.alaska.net/~atftb
Registered Linux User No: 307357