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Stubby S750 woodturning lathe for sale

I am selling my Stubby S750 woodturning lathe. I bought it from John Jordan in 2000. Click on post for details.>                                                                                                                      <>   I am selling my Stubby S750 woodturning lathe. I bought it from John Jordan in 2000. It is serial number 100. It is the shortbed version. For those of you unfamiliar with the early Stubbies, Omega Tool originally sold the lathe with a longer bed. John convinced them to offer a shortbed version with his name stamped on the side. I don’t think you can get the long be any longer. Weight – 800lb Location – San Diego Contact – John jtfleming@san.rr.com 858-395-0562   Here are the features (BOLD are things I have added over the original lathe):
  • Standard features
    • S750 on John Jordan height-adjustable stand. Cleaned and painted.
    • Includes built in vacuum port with hose adapter
    • sliding bed
    • swiveling bed
    • hand wheel
    • spindle lock
    • control remote for fwd/off/rev, speed
    • 2 hp Brook motor
    • tail stock
  • plywood shelf cut to fit the stand – added
  • moving dolly casters – added
  • Reversing
  • Speed ranges:
    • 10 rpm to 1700 rpm (low end)
    • 10 rpm to 3400 rpm (high end)
  • Toshiba Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) controller
    • Added rpm spindle tachometer
  • 1-1/4″ x 8 tpi spindle
  • Dimensions
    • About 800 lbs
    • 16″ swing over bed
    • 30″ swing over gap (when bed is slid to the right)
    • 20″ between centers with bed in compact position
    • 31″ between centers with bed in extended position
    • 45″ between centers with bed in extended position and use of auxiliary bed as an extension
  • auxiliary bed for mounting to the headstock and sliding bed included
  • two original banjos
  • one additional banjo added
  • one partial banjo for parts
  • end-of-bed mounting plate added to use auxiliary bed as a bed extension
  • spindle wrenches – original
  • knockout bar – original
  • face plate – original
  • 12″ tool rest – original
  • 6″ and 12″ tool rest – added
  • file used for removing tool rest nicks – added
  • drive spur and live center
  • Vicmarc VM140 scroll chuck (same jaws as VM120 chuck with tommy bars and wrenches
  • Home-built steady rest. I used it a lot for turning tall vases.
  • two Uni-Struts added to the back of the lathe for attaching accessories. I used them for dust collection and lighting options

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