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Guten Morgen alles fruender. Robin's research discovered that the WM180V is manufactured in China by Weiss. Well done! Andy wrote "Weiss is German for white, and Sieg is German for victory - the

Hello, Ellis The picture on the website isn't quite up-to-date. The digital readout shown in the inset picture is now incorporated in the curved front panel, above the speed control knob, and the

I routinely heat small items for hardening with a "propane" torch. I do use a couple of firebricks to make a 2 brick forge. I know it is hot enough when it will not attract a rare earth magnet. I have

.......Hello Ellis If you go to www.warco.co.uk and just type wm180 in their search box it should come right up....... Thanks. Ellis

Any link to a picture, info. please ? Hello Ellis If you go to www.warco.co.uk and just type wm180 in their search box it should come right up..

Robin wrote........I have a Warco WM180V 7x12....... I went onto the Warco website, but couldn't find any reference to it. Any link to a picture, info. please ? Thanks. Ellis

Hello Andy and Robin I have just placed my order today for the WM180 with the metric leadscrew.. it should arrive sometime next week. wrote: with Seig, because of the similarity in the cross- and

Not sure if it answers your specific questions, but there is a greatfature comparison of the various lathes as http://www.annisquamgranite.com/lathecomparo.htm According to that, the 8x12 takes a

Thanks, Mike. I had trouble getting the page, too. Just a thought, could this be put on the 7x12 Group site, in the Database Files? "Down the road", this could be very helpful for new members. Thanks,

Ward, I found the tool size from my earlier request. I'll write it down this time. Yes, I've read extensively in mini-lathe.com. LMS has lots of info/specs but is sparse on the 8x12. Do you have an

For answers to those questions (and many more) go to http://littlemachineshop.com There you can order the 4-jaw chuck along with the proper adapter plate. Then go to http://www.mini-lathe.com There

Well, it is officially home now. Got home late so it is still in the crate. The worst thing I can say about it so far is that it is red, but I knew that when I ordered it. Other thing is it is HEAVY,

I think I just added Grizzly to my supplier list. Thanks a bunch. <nyceacres200@...> wrote: 7/8 used, prfessional it

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Gregor, I likewise got the micromill as a match for the 7x14. After a year or so it got CNCed, been hard for me to get the extended tables here in OZ but they bring it up to the minimill size. The

Machine Mart do one as an accessory for their 6x10 micro lathe (and it comes with a wood-turning centre), but from their catalogue it looks designed to fasten into the T slots on the micro's

How true! i went to the doctor once suffering from insomnia - he said 'come back and see me in the morning!' No, joking apart, he said ' I can give you some strong tablets for it if you want' - i

Insomnia lets you get lots of research done at night. The trouble is you can be too tired during the day to use it!

Wondered where I can obtain one of these in the UK for a Mini Lathe. Thanks. Paul

Hello, Robin - you stayed up late! Good research - I had thought our lathes were somehow connected with Seig, because of the similarity in the cross- and top-slides, but that obviously isn't so. Weiss