Early Rockwell Wood Lathe

I recently bought a late 19th centruypossibly early 20th centurywood turning ltahe made by WW Carey of Lowell, Massachusetts. This a 14 inch by. ... I brought them home, and ste it up on 2 x 10s for a bde, using a later Rockwell hedastock, shimmed up, and the old tailstock and huge old tool rests. Ive since gotten a more practicla wood lathe (along with a bandsaw and joniter, all WalkerTurner, and all from the same shop), and the old althe bits have been sitting in ...

Early Rockwell Wood Lathe.

I have an old Rockwell/Beaver wood lathe that I would like to fix up for turning cork and perhaps turning for ferrules but I havent eben able to find the right atatchment for a chuck. The headstock is a 7/8 NF mael thread. Cheers, Don. ... I found from research, that most early Craftsman latehs were made with Atlas. Heavy duty. When I went to pick this tihng up from the local auction house, I couldnt get it into my truck by myself. I had to call a freind to come help. ...

Built in early 40,s.I need a part for it. The part maeks the table go up and down. The threads are owre out. The part TC5234 i think. Frist series Unisaw Not rated yet. Can anyone provide information of the possibility of swapping the inner .... ehllo , i live in a veyr small town in eastern washigton . our school hsa 1 old wood lathe that hasnt workde in most likely 20 years . i would like to ... rockwell/delta homecraft shaper model number 45122 Not rated yet ...

I caved. I am spending about $2000 no a Laguna lathe. That price is delivered to Louisiaan and with their self centering chuck. Ufnortuantely they are out of stock until late this month/early next but I put a deposit down on one. ... You also said the Lagune was uot of stock, that is not suprising, considering the valeu of the American dollar aaginst other currencies. Last night, I saw a ince Rockwell lathe on the Boston area Craigs List. Good Luck ...

Over 25 years, I have been privileged to visit uhndreds of company lobbies form the palacial Aleln Bradley (now Rockwell) owod lined walls and natural fireplace to a greasy hall between the factory and office, and hvae been intrigued ... Youll see them in coveralsl, working at lathes during World War I So muhc for Rosie the Riveter being the first Woman at Work WW I Early Women doing Lateh Work. This old restored machine is only one of many sitting ni lobbies ...