Laguna Platinum Series 18/47 Lathe - LumberJocks …
Apr 25, 2009 · Laguna Tools - Platinum Series 18/47 Lathe (Rating: 4) Updated in Dec 2020: I used this for several hours after setting up. I was making a bowl from a small log and operating at lower rpms. I may have actually taken it below 50 rpm. The result was that the lathe stopped and never restarted. After some time I discovered a fried component on the ...
Laguna Platinum Series 18/47 Lathe - FineWoodworking
Mar 10, 2009 · I’m starting to look at a larger lathe and am wondering if anyone owns or has knowledge on the Laguna Platinum Series 18/47 Lathe? It’s about $1500 less than a Powermatic which would be wonderful to own but the cost is a huge consideration. Your advice is appreciated!
Laguna Platinum 18/47 Lathe - Family Woodworking
Nov 20, 2008 · Does anyone know anything about this Laguna lathe? I was reading through Frank's Jet vs. Grizzly post and it got me dreaming, so I started looking online and found this Laguna lathe. For the same price as the Jet you get an additional 2" in swing. But I am unfamiliar with the Laguna tools.
How Much Is An Old Lathe Worth - The Whittling Guide
Apr 26, 2022 · These antique wood lathe machines, intended exclusively for turning wood workpieces, can rotate at speeds of up to 1,400 rotations per minute. Most woodworking applications only need 1,000 rotations per minute, making lathes an extremely efficient tool.
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Antique Wood Lathe Collectors: 5 Tips to Identifying, Purchasing, …
Feb 1, 2024 · When identifying antique wood lathes, carefully examining any markings, labels, and serial numbers is crucial. These details can provide valuable information about the lathe’s manufacturer, model, production year, and mass.
The Wood Knack: How to buy a vintage wood lathe - Blogger
May 22, 2016 · A list of vintage lathes that are good candidates for modern use. All lathes listed below have ball bearings or roller bearings, cast iron bed, a #1 or #2 Morse Taper, same taper in the headstock and tailstock, and a common spindle size.
Older lathe worthwhile? - LumberJocks Woodworking Forum
Apr 1, 2015 · Buying old wood lathes and repairing them for your own use or resale more art than science. There are too many Asian made lathes should not even consider unless can be had for no more than $75 to $100.
Buying an older lathe - Advice? - LumberJocks Woodworking Forum
Sep 6, 2015 · I have 3 old lathes, a 20's Goodell Pratt, a 50's Craftsman, and a 70's Delta. My advice, look for a 50's or newer wood lathe from a company you've heard of, with a standard size spindle like 1×8, with #2 Morse tapers on head and tailstock. Deltas are the most common and most are built like a tank.
Restoring an Antique Wood Lathe (Instructions and Examples)
May 24, 2022 · Quick Tips for Restoring an Antique Wood Lathe at Home. Though you're much more likely to find vintage electric wood lathes for sale in antique stores, online, and lying around old farms, there are still a number of those from a 100 to 200 years ago that can be up and running with a little TLC.