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Asmbly's lathe is believed to be a '''Takang TK-105 17x60 Engine Lathe'''. It was probably built in the late 1970's and features a 3-jaw chuck and a built-in recirculating coolant system. | Asmbly's lathe is believed to be a '''Takang TK-105 17x60 Engine Lathe'''. It was probably built in the late 1970's and features a 3-jaw chuck and a built-in recirculating coolant system. | ||
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| + | * 12" swing, 40" between centers | ||
| + | * 1½" spindle through-hole | ||
| + | * 3-Jaw chuck | ||
| + | * Foot-operated brake | ||
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Revision as of 13:39, 23 March 2022
Asmbly's lathe is believed to be a Takang TK-105 17x60 Engine Lathe. It was probably built in the late 1970's and features a 3-jaw chuck and a built-in recirculating coolant system.
- 12" swing, 40" between centers
- 1½" spindle through-hole
- 3-Jaw chuck
- Foot-operated brake
Members must complete the Lathe Class before using this tool
Tooling
- Quick change Toolpost (BXA-200 series)
- HSS tooling
- Carbide tooling
- Knurling tool
Resources
Maintenance
This tool is owned by Asmbly Makerspace for the use of its members. Please contact the workshop committee if maintenance is required.
