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Owners of the small metal minilathes marketed by Harbor Freight, Grizzly, etc. can trade tips here along with general discussion of other home workshop machining tools and techniques.

There is a fair amount of off topic banter on subjects of interest to the hobbyists that gather here. If you are unable to skip over what doesn't interest you or have trouble controlling yourself in the presence of folks that disagree with you someone set up a tightly moderated group HERE.

Ketywords: lathe minilathe mill minimill bandsaw 7x10 7x12 7x14 milling turning

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Re: Hello and Just joined.. Want to buy a lathe
Thanks Jerry! What specific brands or models would you recommend I should look at? Is it possible to still have it in the ~ $1000 or less? Also, one more
Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 5:41 am
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Re: Hello and Just joined.. Want to buy a lathe
... Adi If you are saying your work pieces are 2" to 3" in diameter and 3" to 5" long with some in stainless, a Chinese Mini Lathe will be worthless for
Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 11:59 pm
jerry kieffer
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Re: Hello and Just joined.. Want to buy a lathe
... go for as much lathe as you can get in your price range , you'll find that you run out of room very quickly on these little machines for example the HF
Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 9:12 pm
Brian Pitt
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Re: Hello and Just joined.. Want to buy a lathe
Sorry, to be more specific, the precision should be in the order of one mil or less (0,001"). The pieces are not big (2"..3" diameter, 3..5" length) - so maybe
Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 6:52 pm
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What 7x10 lathe should I get
I am new to the "mini-lathe" but have done some looking on the net. From what I understand they all come out of the same factory in China,So can I look at
Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 2:22 pm
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