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| yes its only in the store. they didn't even have any info on it in any coupons- i had to ask the lady if there was a sale on item 44859. cheers ![]() edit: i also don't need a lathe at all really lol but for heavens sake i can use the snot out of it then if its gathering dust i can clean it off and sell it for $400 on craigslist or something |
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| Yeah, the Sieg C4 is pricey for us... It sounds to be a fantastic lathe though. Travers and Retco are both carrying it at $1,599 with Retco providing free shipping. The c4 has been available in the UK for awhile and at today's conversion rate the going price is about $1,222 in the stores. eBay UK dealers are selling them for about $1,012 bucks! Keep in mind both prices also include the VAT tax which is... what? 10% ? I would jump at one of these for 1200 let alone a grand. So, one has to ask... is the 1.5hp variable speed motor, powered compound slide, cam lock tail stock etc... worth the $450 difference to a Grizzley 10x22? I don't know... I really like this C4 though.
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| Is the feed rate adjustable on the Z axis power feed on the harbor freight one? Id really like one with a infite adjustable spindle speed also.
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| http://cgi.ebay.com/MINI-LATHE_W0QQi...3A1%7C294%3A50 Not bad for being brand new for under $100! Save me a TON of money
__________________ "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them", Albert Einstein Thinking outside the box 24/7........ |
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| there is a ground shipping option of around $80 at the bottom of the add. I live in texas also, so anywhere in texas UPS ground is next day to me.
__________________ "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them", Albert Einstein Thinking outside the box 24/7........ |
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| I didn't want to start a separate thread for this question, so I figured I would just post it here.... What is the largest piece you can pass through the head of the 8x12/14 lathe? 1.5"? 2"? Thanks! -Caleb105-
__________________ Harbor Freight X3, Keling 387inoz 23's, 640inoz 34, G203V's, Homebuilt 65V PSU, PMDX-122 BOB, NOOK XPR screws, NOOK SBN ballnuts, Shuttle Pro2, Mach3 |
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| Yep! .79 inch, but some CHUCKS will not pass 5/8 inch. The 10-22 has a 1 inch spindle bore. You can get 1 7/16 in a 12 x 24 or 12 x 37. To get 1/1/2 inch bore from a Grizzly costs a lot more. The Grizzly Gunsmith lathe has a 1 5/8 bore for $2700. CR. |
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| Thanks for the responses guys. Anybody know of a 4-jaw chuck for the 8x12/14 that will pass 3/4" ? That bit of info would be super helpful! -Caleb105-
__________________ Harbor Freight X3, Keling 387inoz 23's, 640inoz 34, G203V's, Homebuilt 65V PSU, PMDX-122 BOB, NOOK XPR screws, NOOK SBN ballnuts, Shuttle Pro2, Mach3 |
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