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LATHE METAL 10IN. X 18IN. 3/4 HP CRAFTEX
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Product Description
B2227L
10" x 18" Gear Head Machine Lathe
A slightly larger gear head lathe for the serious hobbyist or the maintenance man who needs a small lathe for specialty repairs. Solid cast iron construction and a 6 speed gear head spindle gives durability and dependable service.
Features
Motor: 3/4 HP, 110V, 8.8 Amps
Reversing Switch
Twin Belt Drives to 6 Speed (115 - 1626) RPM Gearbox
18" Between Centers
Swing Over Bed: 10"
Swing Over Cross Slide: 5"
1" Spindle Bore
MT4 Spindle Taper
Number of Inch Threads: 20
Inch Thread: 8-56 TPI
Number of Metric Threads: 9
Metric Thread: 0.5 - 3.0 mm
Lead Screw: 7 TPI
Longitudinal Feed: 0.0025 - 0.005
Tail Stock: MT2 Travel 1/4" Offset
Cross Slide: 4-1/2" Travel
Maximum Tool Size: 9/16"
Compound: 1" Travel
Max. Longitudinal Travel of Tool Slide - 2.75"
Max. Travel of Tail Stock Sleeve -2"
Gross Weight: 170kg
Carton Size: 47" x 22" x 20"
Standard Equipment
Motor
5" 3 Jaw Chuck (2 sets of jaws)
Turret Tool Post (up to 1/2" tool size)
Lathe Centers
Tools
Carton Size: 47" x 22" x 20"
2 Year Warranty
Optional Equipment
Model B2227LCHUCK - 4 Jaw 5"
Model B2227LFP - Face Plate
Model B2227LFR - Follow Rest
Model B2227LSR - Steady Rest
Model B2227LCA - Adapter for 4 Jaw Chuck
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Product Reviews
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reliable little lathe, worth the money
Posted by martin on 12th Dec 2011
bought this lathe 3 years ago, it had metal gears, i'm not commercial, but i use it often, it had a little bite of rust but nothing to worry about, precision is good for me, the bad side i would say , if you have to changed speed for threads, you have to change the gears, but other than that, its a great lathe.
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Awsome for the money
Posted by BCMike on 24th Nov 2011
For the money paid, this is one he11 of a good little lathe.
As long as super precision isn't needed, this thing will be your friend for a long time.
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good little lathe
Posted by Samuel Ralph on 7th Sep 2011
I've had this for ~2 years now and so far its stood up. When turning between centres a cylinder will off perfect by about 0.002-0.003" - as measured by my digital callipers. Not bad for a starter lathe. The wrenches included are soft. I had to replace the 8mm wrench used to tighten the tool post bolts. The screws that hold the compound rest down had worn, so I machined and hardened a new set. I've had 8" pipe (8.65" od) in the 5" four jaw chuck. I've parted off 2" steel bar stock. Currently, I'm using it to help me build the Gingery bandsaw. I'd buy it again.
