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This group is for the discussion of the LATHEMASTER 8x14, 9x30 & 9x20 lathes. X3 Mills too.. NO OFF TOPICS...All new members and postings are moderated for the groups protection, sorry for the delays joining and posting. THANKS. Bob Wright. And THANKS to Alan Trest for his help.

PICTURED IS THE NEW 9X30...
Bob's ph # 225-377-7001
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Re: Does anyone have an 8x lathe in the San Antonio, TX area?
The 8x14 is a great little lathe, and I use it constantly to make tooling and parts for the cnc monster I run. There is often a fitting or mechanical part
Posted - Sun May 20, 2012 10:12 am
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Re: Does anyone have an 8x lathe in the San Antonio, TX area?
I caught my HF8x12(14) on sale.. for $449.. or something.. I even got to use a %20 off coupon on top of that!... it was like $379 out the door!.. I got the
Posted - Fri May 18, 2012 11:29 pm
Jerry [HM]
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Re: Does anyone have an 8x lathe in the San Antonio, TX area?
Yes I paid $550 or so on sale for mine then hundreds more to Lathemaster/HF/ Enco for face plate/ four jaw chuck / steady rest... etc and am pleased that I
Posted - Fri May 18, 2012 9:48 pm
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Re: Does anyone have an 8x lathe in the San Antonio, TX area?
Yes. Overall, I have spent maybe $2000 on tooling. I have a cnc lathe, and a lot of it doubles for use on that automatic screw machine. The basic tooling for
Posted - Fri May 18, 2012 3:12 pm
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Re: Does anyone have an 8x lathe in the San Antonio, TX area?
Heres your size difference in comparrison.. a 7x10 on top of the 8x... http://www.fignoggle.com/machines/8x12lathe/figNoggle_hf8x12_massive.jpg I love my 8x
Posted - Fri May 18, 2012 1:46 pm
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