Lathes without motorized carriage feeds

[whateg01]

Also totally fair. except to me power feed would more elude to electronic versus motorized. But potato, potahto.

Was reading about Semantic Dementia the other day. The older I get the more word substitution happens.

It's not about what you think it should be called. There are standard terms used when discussing machinery that most others who would help you know, and using those terms will be beneficial in the long term.

 

[skeer]

They are in fact, $95 + shipping for an original Zamak traverse gear case.

 

[skeer]

It's not about what you think it should be called.

Ok so that’s not what I was meaning.

 

[Zeke]

You can see the image I linked in my last post, yeah?

It's not there now but you have to be patient.

 

[liliysdad]

I can’t imagine having a lathe without power feed. If I wasn’t able to repair that to working order, I would call that a parts lathe and move on.

 

[firebirdparts]

Well, he doesn't have manual movement either. So it's getting fixed I reckon.

 

[skeer]

Well, he doesn't have manual movement either. So it's getting fixed I reckon.

Fingers crossed.

 

[RaisedByWolves]

Fingers crossed.

Eye.s cpossed too 1

 

[skeer]

Eye.s cpossed too 1

say what? looool