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Early 1900’s Chard 16” swing Lathe for sale
Couldn’t find a way to delete this thread, the lathe has a new owner.- AtlasChard
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Early 1900’s Chard 16” swing Lathe for sale
I’m not sure if we allow for sale threads here, but if there is a place someone could appreciate this, I’d think it to be here. Vintage Chard 16 lathe, 16” swing. This is an early 1900’s model 1909-1916 approximately. 3-cone double back gear quick change design. Headstock has renewable Babbitt...- AtlasChard
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Chard 16 lathe, need a carriage gear & help dating
Resurrecting an old thread, finally have a pic of it. I believe it to be a 1909-1916 era. It is now for sale if anyone is interested,- AtlasChard
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Chard 16 lathe, need a carriage gear & help dating
@johnoder the one in that link looks very similar, the threading selectors, carriage, & head look the same. The one I have has long curved “A” style legs, & a cast arm on the back that holds the drive motor & a belt sheave selector overhead. -still trying to figure out how to post a pic, lol- AtlasChard
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Chard 16 lathe, need a carriage gear & help dating
Hi all, I’m new here, I’ve had an old 60’s era Craftsnan/Atlas 6” lathe for years passed to me by my father, but that’s not why I’m posting today;). I was fortunate to acquire an old Chard-16 lathe from a co-worker “cleaning out his shop”. He thinks it might be a 40’s vintage, but that’s jusf a...- AtlasChard
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