Anonymous
6/21/2025, 4:05:01 AM No.2925507
Refurbishment just a meme or usable for practical DIY machining?
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Southbend/Hercus 9in Lathes - /diy/ (#2925507) [Archived: 506 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/21/2025, 5:06:06 AM No.2925521
Friend of mine has a small job shop, solo operation from his shed. Still uses his little Hercus to do real work, easier than setting up the big lathe for little jobs.
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Anonymous
6/21/2025, 6:34:08 AM No.2925539
I wonder if this has ever seen any chips.
Anonymous
6/21/2025, 7:08:14 AM No.2925546
>>2925507 (OP)
theyre great little machines that are fully capable albeit a little slow and low powered for carbide. done thousands of dollars in odd jobs on mine over the years
theyre great little machines that are fully capable albeit a little slow and low powered for carbide. done thousands of dollars in odd jobs on mine over the years
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 6:08:51 AM No.2925802
>>2925546
>sexo mac tools lock ring pliers posed 'accidently' on ways for onlyfans shot
bant from /diy
>sexo mac tools lock ring pliers posed 'accidently' on ways for onlyfans shot
bant from /diy
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 6:49:07 PM No.2926901
>>2925521
This. It will be useable for small jobs, in fact it would be preferred over a large lathe for the small jobs. While not a vintage lathe by any means, I have a 9x20 Jet lathe that cranks out small parts quite well for me.
This. It will be useable for small jobs, in fact it would be preferred over a large lathe for the small jobs. While not a vintage lathe by any means, I have a 9x20 Jet lathe that cranks out small parts quite well for me.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:02:38 AM No.2926996
>>2925507 (OP)
still hitting half thou fits after 61 years
still hitting half thou fits after 61 years