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If go down the Harrison route, try yer hardest to get one with the 36 speed Norton gearbox and the changewheels to go with it.
If possible + steadies, 4 jaw chuck, headstock spindle reducer bush, needs to have a toolpost, any Morse 3 or smaller Mt you can beg off them chucks, centres--even drills they all come in handy.,
It may well be 3 phase, your going to need to get 240V single up to 220V 3 phase or 415 3 phase, converters, inverters etc, many of the older harrison motors were not Dual voltage 3 phase things.
If you have any doubts ask on here.
Stan
If possible + steadies, 4 jaw chuck, headstock spindle reducer bush, needs to have a toolpost, any Morse 3 or smaller Mt you can beg off them chucks, centres--even drills they all come in handy.,
It may well be 3 phase, your going to need to get 240V single up to 220V 3 phase or 415 3 phase, converters, inverters etc, many of the older harrison motors were not Dual voltage 3 phase things.
If you have any doubts ask on here.
Stan
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As Stan said the more bits you can get with it the better
Especially chucks & steadies
Especially chucks & steadies
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That's the most important thing you need with a lathe (IMO).
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I saw the map the showing where they were, I hadn't realised where they were, I lived in New Eltham at one time.
