A New old lathe is here...

:bliss

I don't get paid Nappy lol. I take enough for bills and groceries and put the rest back into the Wheel Horses, parts, and equipment. Someday when it's all done maybe I can keep a little.

The lathe is coming along. Making a space for it and the mill. I've had black metal to change the green on the bottom of the shop for years, it gets changed as I get to the walls so more is getting done this week.

We're picking up the mill on Saturday I think.

nice machine and are you going to show us how they work when we come down for the show?
me not sure what day I will be there yet but I am getting another trailer to haul my nappypappy horse today...............:smile2

We could play machinery but it would have to be Sunday after everyone's gone or Monday if some people want to stay and hang out. I don't think there will be time during the vendor set up day or show dates with everyone coming this year.

The wall is fixed and it's close to where it's gonna go. Just waiting on a HD switch coming tomorrow, should get it wired up and working tomorrow.

Top notch work as usually you are the restoration master. :bow1

Looks great Geno. Nice job. I wish my shop was so neat.

Geno wrote: We could play machinery but it would have to be Sunday after everyone's gone or Monday if some people want to stay and hang out. I don't think there will be time during the vendor set up day or show dates with everyone coming this year.

ok but sure would like to see that machinery in action.........maybe sometime after the show when I can cruise down there during the week............:smile2

Kurt-NEPA wrote: Looks great Geno. Nice job. I wish my shop was so neat.

That little corner is the only clean spot in the shop lol. :rolling

Geno wrote:

Kurt-NEPA wrote: Looks great Geno. Nice job. I wish my shop was so neat.

That little corner is the only clean spot in the shop lol. :rolling

Your definition of clean is my definition of salubrious.

You aren't related to anyone with the last name Webster are you? :rolling

The final piece that was frozen is apart and put back together thanks to some help from the guys at the Practical Machinist forum. It was the piece that locks the drill shaft. I guess once the switch comes in today it will be ready to use.