I've had to move equipment twice that big with nothing more than plywood and steel conduit- as the Egyptians taught us. :Tune-A-Fish said:A little crane overkill or trailer overload
xb33bsa said:i dunno its worth good money to have a crane guy that wont split yer lathe in half
thats gotta be 4-5 tons what issit ?
deviant said:Last step in converting an XL to 12v:
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my favorite little lathe to run was lil more seki 14" er i think it was real precise not that we ever did anything real tight but it had a smooth high speed gear, pretty quiet,killer brakes, handled sweet and repeatability you could bank onJ-Rod10 said:Lathe weighs 7K. The crane was free. One of my best friends owns the rigging service.
ooo thats clean man kinda of robot turret lathe for short stubby stuff eh ?does it also spin the cutting tools and drill/tap index off center ?J-Rod10 said:
Ohhh! the humility! : : Fuckin gettin old.xb33bsa said:it was 15 years into my work that i even knew what travel indicator was i finally observed a new hire using an indicator for travel and i was absolutely flabbergasted at what a stroke pure genius it was ;D and more than a little dis apointed in myself for not figguring it out on my own.before that i was always the only machinist in the shop and self taught so that was a little consolation i guess