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what about parts for the 8x lathes? David Lang

I was looking into getting one of these motors for another project a while ago and found this: <

I think I'd plan on fixing a mini-lathe myself. A lot of the parts are similar in the different 7x lathes, so I think I could find parts pretty easily from LMS or MicroMark or on eBay or direct from

Hi group I have a 5200 LMS lathe, and I think the motor is gone. It need a manual twist to run and the motor make a lot of noise. Sometimes ago the motor make a lot of noise, and I took out the rotor.

When I was in appliance repair; I was constantly asked, "Which is the best appliance?". My reply; "The one you can get service on". Think; If this thing breaks, is there someone to call? If I need

Mike I have had three such experiences with Walmart vendors in the recent few years and all three were resolved quickly by Walmart Customer Service people who took my call. In all three cases, they

Great deal - at least $1500 in lathe and accessories in the picture. Actually more like about $1650 (metal handwheels) because: A bit odd - name plate shows it's a 5200 which was a 5100 with metal

I couldn't figure out the original message and link - there were many many lathes on that page - but yesterday Walmart Canada had the Vevor 7x14 listed for $510CAD? including shipping. Today it's

I "assume" he means reporting it as fraud to the credit card company that was used to make the purchase. That process can be a PITA. Going down this road is straying way off topic. So, no more post

"Report it as fraud if they refuse." Report it to whom? Mike Taglieri wrote:

Has everyone that bought Cummins lathes been satisfied with them? Would people that were dissatisfied post? Bill in Boulder CO Sent from Mail for Windows 10 _._,_._,_

I have? a friend who, a couple of years ago, bought a cheap airline ticket from ATL Ga, to STL Mo, just to buy a hand full of toys. After the deal he rented a self-driving rent-a-car and drove back

Amazon, eBay, Walmart, etc all play this game. The best way to tell who is selling you an item is to look at who the funds were transferred to. I don't use Walmart, so can't say for sure, but both

This is one of the reasons folks go with the 7x lathes, size and weight. There is no way back when I bought my 7x16 that I could deal with an 8x then or even now. george

Hoo my …. I stop reading all these I do not put that budjet on Sorry Stop to martyrize me Please Jack 47 71 These lathe models are more-or-less on the pattern of the 7x lathes; each 8x model is

These lathe models are more-or-less on the pattern of the 7x lathes; each 8x model is mainly the same with different bed lengths, but they’re distinct designs and and castings from the 7x, but if

I believe that the 8x is not just a stretched 7x, but a much more robust, rigid lathe than a 7x. The weights indicated support this. 7x14 = Net Weight: 88.18 lbs / 40 kg 8x16 = Item Weight: Item

Well I had to go look, and I bought the Cummins lathe in 2005 and paid $456 for it, shipping included. That's 17 years and I just replaced the belt this last year. It's been a good lathe. Floyd

I have a simular lathe (digital readouts on mine)?Better then 50% off list4" chucks against 3" on many of the other mini lathesToggle lock on the tail stockGood selection of quick change tool

Bill, my first mini lathe and mill came from the Cummins traveling circus 20 years ago LOL.? I traded the lathe but still have the mini mill