John Consiglero, one of our newer members, is looking for a used MIDI lathe to turn pens. If you have one that you are interested in selling, reply to the email that was posted and the website admin will pass your contact information along to John. This is to prevent … Continue reading
From Tony Rozendaal: A couple weeks ago an email went out about some black walnut that was available in Chenequa, WI. I am now in possession of that wood, now cut up into shorter lengths, and located at my place near East Troy. There is way more here than I … Continue reading
This is from a forwarded email. For Sale Delta 1642 (Cat. 46-745) Badger Woodturners purchased this 16 inch machine used from a club member in 2011. Since that time it has only been used for hands-on workshops up to two times a year. It runs on 120V on a 20 … Continue reading
Corey Boulton has the following items for sale: Since I recently purchased a (slightly) larger lathe and am selling my Rikon 70-050VS variable speed lathe with a very heavy duty shop-built stand and the original accessories (tool rest, faceplate, drive center, live center, etc.). Asking $250 OBO. Also, while not … Continue reading
Ron Z. got a phone call from someone selling their lathe and lots of other stuff. Just got divorced and can’t fit a woodshop into his life. Lathe is now in storage in Plymouth, Wisconsin Here’s the Craiglist listing for the items: https://sheboygan.craigslist.org/tls/d/saint-cloud-wood-lathe/6978258982.html Contact information: Bill Matthews 47norton@gmail.com
Oneway 2436 lathe for sale by Tom Gialdini. Tom lives in northern Wisconsin (Forest county) and wishes to sell his Oneway 2436 lathe with an upgraded 3HP motor, chuck and misc. tools. Tom is a turner of large burl bowls – check out his website http://www.tomsbowlturnings.com/home.html The lathe is 4 … Continue reading
From Bob Dicky, through Kevin Seigworth: “Kevin, I got a call today from a friend who is the owner of Vittles and Vine in Genesee Depot. She said a neighbor is having 3 large black walnut trees taken down, and while they will be keeping the trunk, they are wondering … Continue reading
From Tony Rozendaal: I recently disassembled a treadmill which contained a 1.75 HP 90VDC motor. I also have the control board and related wiring, including the input panel. I can demonstrate the motor running and change speeds up and down with the control panel. This would be a great item … Continue reading
