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Hi everyone, Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical engineer by training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool servicing and refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic Automation

Hi everyone, Let me introduce myself, I am Bhagwan, a mechanical engineer by training. I am active in the field of mahcine tool servicing and refurbishing since 1992. I own Synergetic Automation

Thanks, Pat. Have fun with your new toys! Frank Hoose http://www.mini-lathe.com --- "patveth <patveth@...>" <patveth@...> wrote: __________________________________________________ Do you

Re. "You must have been a good boy this year!" Actually I think I have been pretty well behaved this year but the wife might have a another opinion when she sees the bills for all of the tooling I'm

You must have been a good boy this year! Frank Hoose http://www.mini-lathe.com --- "Brice D. Hornback" <bdh@...> wrote:

Pat... better under the tree than trying to hang it in a stocking over the fireplace! Congratulations on the new lathe (and mill)! Merry Christmas! - Brice

Hi All, Just discovered this group and I'm impressed with the amount of good info and helpful and knowledgeable members. I've only had my 7 x 10 for a few weeks but so far I'm having a ball, making

Jerry, you may find this link helpful: http://www.mini-lathe.com/Mini_lathe/Accessories/accessories.htm Frank Hoose http://www.mini-lathe.com --- Jerry Smith <jfsmith@...> wrote:

For my little lathe what accessories should I buy? I see a steady rest, a follow rest and a few other things list with HF. I have ordered another faceplate and mini lathe drill chuck, because I will

That's the same lathe that Homier sells, From talk around, you are just as well to by it direct from Homier so the warrantee items are easier to deal with Clint

He is what HF has on there version, currently is $399 from their catalog, the store may have a sale on them, plus if your patient the catalog will have them on sale again soon.

That little lathe looks like the one I got from HF, except mine is red. I paid $325 for mine if that give you a point to reference from and that was 3 months ago. Jerry

Is this the same lathe that Homier.com sells? <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ite m=1925021736&category=1272>

John, You must be thinking of Edelstaal. I'm sure that's the right spelling. They sold Unimats / Maximats for Emco I believe, so that may be your Austrian connection. Although I don't think Edelstaal

Roy, Strange, I am a Regional Planner for Telecommunications, I used to teach it at university. The last few years, we did not have pencils and paper, we had computers. So you have the knowledge to

I'm trying to run down a connection to a combination machine from some time back. It was a mill drill lathe from Austria , I believe. It was called an Edelstadt but I cant get the spelling right to

Jerry, I actually can be considered to be a design engineer - I'm one of the rare MEs that had lots of shop experience before getting a degree. I'm also one of the rare MEs that can handle sharp,

Roy, Hammer alignment is such a wonderful things, but design engineers never seem to have to adjust or fix anything they design. The first time I took a hammer to a piece of shop equipment with some

Jerry, I wasn't impugning hammers or hammer craftsmen - I was impugning the lathe designer(s) who didn't include jackscrews for motor alignment. Tapping or prying something into alignment is

Please see http://www.mshay.com/lathe for all of the details and many pictures. Email me privately with any questions. Thanks, Jamie Harris