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What is that little bench top lathe you are using?

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Originally Posted By: Hansli
Why the photo?


Because he can.....


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Originally Posted By: ChiefShotguns
What is that little bench top lathe you are using?


According to Mike Orlen it is a South Bend.

Mike,

They finally pulled the plug on the old Worthington facility where you bought your lathe. Atlas Copco as you know owned the facility. There is still an portable equipment assembly plant in Rock Hill, SC but the manufacuring has all gone back to Belgium.

All things come to an end eventually.


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Barry: Thanks for sharing that. Is that choke "much improved" sort of like improved cylinder only definitely improved now?:-)


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That's the cleanest shop I've ever seen. White walls no less!

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That is not a shop, it is a studio. You know, where studs do io or some thing like that. If my shop was that neat, you could take it for a sign that I have been dead for long enough for my sons and friends to have taken what they wanted and left the rest for the auction. Oh well, I will not care then anyways.

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Lefever 'Optimus' 12 bore. Removed Chokes" The Old World Way" crossedchisles..



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Yes Jonty, hehe. I like to do things the hard way. But actually, I saw the dowel in the hardware store, and the lathe is right next to my workbench-so it really was not too time consuming. I did not hover over it, and it was done the same day I decided I wanted to do it, quicker than sending it out. And Joe I was careful not to get the lathe dirty.
Jerry Fisher told me where to find the lathe. It’s a Southbend model A light ten. It belonged to Lou Leonard. He bought it in 1967 put it in his basement, and never hooked up the motor. When I got it from him it had never been run. All the parts and pieces were in original boxes with inspector’s tags, packing slip, original invoice etc. I have only put about 20 hours on it.
I wish I could find a parker in this condition,HAHA.

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South Bends are a nice little lathe for the hobby crafts and that one Barry has is tits. They suit the needs of these crafts very well for the most part. However, having owned a machine shop, I tend toward larger equipment knowing full well I'll get involved in turning something like a car wheel or axle or even a rifle barrel. I'm just partial to larger equipment.

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