Rockwell International 46-111 wood lathe value
mountainGJ
46-111 wood lathe is worth. The prices that I have found are from a
1973 catalog, the lathe was $139.99, the lathe and stand was $199.99
and a 1/2 hp motor was $64.99. I haven't seen the lathe yet so don't
know the condition so I am figuring avarage condition for everything,
the prices that I come to are, lathe and stand: $75, motor: $15.00,
tools: $5.00 all totalling $95.00. Is that a fare price or should I
figure in something else? The seller is asking $350.
Tanus
Although I haven't seen that lathe for
sale, there were two locally that you
can browse the ads for. Maybe that'll
give you some basis of comparison. These
ads are from Ottawa Canada.
http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-equipment-Rockwell-Wood-Turning-Lathe-W0QQAdIdZ32975142
and
http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-equipment-Rockwell-woodworking-lathe-W0QQAdIdZ35683669
The second one has some tools included.
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Tanus
This is not really a sig.
nailsh...@aol.com
:
>http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-equipment-Rockwell-Wood-...
> andhttp://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-equipment-Rockwell-woodw...
>
> The second one has some tools included.
I would sure take another look at that first one. It is a dead ringer
for the 46-111. It may be a variant, but that is essentially the same
lathe.
The reason you don't see that old lathe anymore is that they quit
making them about 30 years ago when Rockwell got out of the medium
sized shop tools and went to a mix of all professional heavy duty
tools, and all consumer junk.
Robert
mountainGJ
wrote:
Thank you for your suggestions and input. I really appreciate it. I
think, unless the seller comes down with his asking price to around
$100, I'm going to look elsewhere. I'm new to using lathes and don't
have a lot of money but I also don't want to pay $350 for something
that is over 30 years old and possibly a piece of junk.
Thanks again,
Gary
nailsh...@aol.com
SNIP
Gary - I am sure we are all glad to help as we can. But if you are
still following this, get over to the woodturning newsgroup:
rec.crafts.woodturning
It is carried by just about everyone and is dedicated to turning. The
archives are great and are easily searchable with Google.
Robert
mountainGJ
wrote:
Thank your the heads up. At your suggestion I am now a subscriber ot
rec.crafts.woodturning. I'll look around and see what I can find.
Gary
wood turner
I know that this comment was posted a while ago but do you by any chance still
have your 46-111 lathe and the parts to it? Or if you don't have it do you
know anybody who has replacement parts? Thanks
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Woodworker's Daughter
We do. Still researching the lathe and all the parts, tools, etc. From dad's
workshop.
Tommullins12
I do i have an original i want off my hands.. No stand or motor. But you can
have the rest for 80 bucks out the door. Mulli...@gmail.com or 7403619414..
Look forward to your business
BRA
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Markem
<9b111eeb7c53d1af...@example.com> wrote:
>Do you still have the Rockwell Delta 111 lathe you want to sell? You can reply to me at wildern...@gilahot.com or phone 575 536-9749. Thanks, Dean
number on usenet (which Homeowners hub use as free content) is a smart
thing to do.
