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Hm, I thought about it. I am not sure but for a complete lathe like this I would pay maybe 350 but it should be within about 200 km of London I think ( i have to ask him again how far he would go for me for a lathe..). But this one is located quite anfavourable...

Yes, I bid 256 in the very last 20 sekonds on it but as you can see I had bad luck again (I am quite pissed, its gone for 261) and I don' think I can get a lathe on ebay there are too many people watching and quite often people cheat to achieve higher prices I even think it happend to me with...

Hi Jurriaan, :D I saw you at the drechselforum. As I wrote, I don't have a lot of space and money and I want to turn big bowls with at least 25-50 cm in diameter. A friend of mine bought a Graduate in good condition for 250 in GB, payed 65 for the transport to Germany, 130 for a frequency...

No, its not that I made up my mind yet and know exactly what I want but I want to turn bowls with about 25-45 cm in diameter and I only got little space in "my" garage. So which lathe ?? I have only found a Graduate and Jubilee so far. I turned a bowl on a lathe which costs about 7000, weights...

Yes, I had a look at the listing but it doesn't help me anything. I don't know the price, I don't know how they look like, don't know their advantages and disadvantages, don't know which one can be used for turning bigger bowls, how heavy they are,etc. I just found a Sagar Wood Turning Lathe...

Good idea I forgot about that, I changed my profile..

Good morning. Yes, 600 is far too much money for me because I have to add 200 for the frequency converter and the transport costs. A lathe would probably be too expensive for me so I would be satisfied with a bowl turning lathe. I really like the Union Graduate(Jubilee), it is a small, heavy...

Hello. My name is Fabian Mayer, I live close to Munich (Germany) and I am studying forestry... I have been captivated by wood many years ago. About 8 years ago my family and I went on holiday to Bozen and I bought a few tools and some arollar pine? (pinus cembra) and started carving. I liked...