SELLING Grizzly 4000 Lathe

[exSW]

If you could recess a couple lights into the wall knee height you'd be surprised. Did that in some paint booths.

 

[paragonbuilder]

A good start I think

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[paragonbuilder]

Used some stuff I had laying around to make a work bench.
Cut down a jobsite work table to fit.

Left side is supported by the 1" steel plate I used to stiffen the lathe.

Had some galvanized sheet

Didn't have a brake handy so I bent it with a straight edge, brute force and a hammer.

Finished product

I figure this will make it easy to clean and be pretty resilient.


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[T.Roller]

Very nice

 

[paragonbuilder]

Very nice

Thanks Dave.


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[paragonbuilder]

First saw on the bench


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[Dub11]

First saw on the bench


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Nice and you need some more lights.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Nice and you need some more lights.

Yes and some more outlets. [emoji41]


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[thomas1]

You may never notice a difference, but having the bench bearing on the lathe could alter your cuts depending on how much weight is on the bench.

 

[paragonbuilder]

You may never notice a difference, but having the bench bearing on the lathe could alter your cuts depending on how much weight is on the bench.

I was thinking it would take a hell of a lot of pressure to tweak that steel plate.
I can add a brace to keep the weight off just to be sure though.


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[Dub11]

Yes and some more outlets. [emoji41]


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Too bad you don't know a guy that could do wiring.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Too bad you don't know a guy that could do wiring.

No one good anyways...[emoji6]


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[thomas1]

I was thinking it would take a hell of a lot of pressure to tweak that steel plate.
I can add a brace to keep the weight off just to be sure though.


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It takes a lot less than you'd think. Again, you may never notice it in actual use.

 

[paragonbuilder]

It takes a lot less than you'd think. Again, you may never notice it in actual use.

This is getting complicated... I think I'll just stick with these

No one will know the difference...
[emoji33]


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[Fruecrue]

You may never notice a difference, but having the bench bearing on the lathe could alter your cuts depending on how much weight is on the bench.

I agree.
When I align a pump, could be 100 HP on a grouted steel frame, if I lean on the motor or kneel on the base, the dial indicator moves.

 

[thomas1]

This is getting complicated... I think I'll just stick with these

No one will know the difference...
[emoji33]


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There are guys that can do very precise work with chisels and files, I'm not sure that any of them post here.

 

[angelo c]

This is getting complicated... I think I'll just stick with these

No one will know the difference...
[emoji33]


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Nice work Jason ....how much do you charge for "porting" and stealering my perfectly usable clutch ?

 

[EvilRoySlade]

Nice work Jason ....how much do you charge for "porting" and stealering my perfectly usable clutch ?

The porting and stealering are on the house, it's the $250 shipping that gets you. That way you can't say you didn't get what you paid for, that is if you also paid extra for return shipping.

 

[angelo c]

The porting and stealering are on the house, it's the $250 shipping that gets you. That way you can't say you didn't get what you paid for, that is if you also paid extra for return shipping.

I see what you did there

 

[paragonbuilder]

Nice work Jason ....how much do you charge for "porting" and stealering my perfectly usable clutch ?

I'm working on a spread sheet, it will be a varying scale based on number of posts the member has. [emoji849]


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