Jet Wood Lathe: Difference between revisions
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|certification = yes | |certification = yes | ||
|hackable = no | |hackable = no | ||
|model = Jet | |model = Jet 1442 headstock, and 1642 bed (probably) | ||
|arrived = 11/21/2015 | |arrived = 11/21/2015 | ||
|doesitwork = yes | |doesitwork = yes (mostly) | ||
|contact = Wood Shop Area Host | |contact = Wood Shop Area Host | ||
|where = Wood Shop | |where = Wood Shop | ||
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== description == | |||
This is an oddball lathe that seems to be assembled from a collection of parts from other lathes. | |||
*The bed and legs are from a No:1642 16" electronic variable speed lathe. | |||
**There was a dataplate on the legs to this effect, but ALL the information on it was wrong (swing, working length, speed control type, etc.) for our lathe configuration, so it was removed | |||
*The headstock and tailstock are (we think) from a 1442 MECHANICAL variable speed lathe | |||
** manual here: [[file:Jet_1442_lathe.pdf]] | |||
*The tool rest is fairly large for the headstock height and ~probably~ originated with the 16" lathe parts | |||
== Status == | == Status == | ||
It | It spins. Don't change the speed- the speed-change mechanism is broken and also jammed in place. | ||
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|Andrew Wingate | |Andrew Wingate | ||
|Donzell | |||
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|Tucker Tomlinson | |||
|Donzell | |Donzell | ||
|2017-10-22 | |2017-10-22 | ||
