Shop Update & New Lathe Unveil - 1983 Manhattan Supply Company
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Join me in this exciting shop update video as I unveil my latest addition, a vintage 1983 Manhattan Supply Company lathe! Explore the features of this incredible machine and discover the accompanying equipment that came with it. Get an inside look at what's happening in my shop and stay tuned for some exciting projects ahead! 🛠️ #ShopUpdate #LatheUnveil #ManhattanSupplyCo
I found an article on google talking about this style lathe it was produced in Taiwan and was sold to various different companies . Then rebranded and sold under many different names , AB, Brazier's TY110, Busy-Bee, Carolina, Grizzly DF-1224G, Dashin P4, Elpha DF-1224G, Enco, Everest, Forbes Glen, Hafco AL350A, Honden Visa, Himount, Husky PC-36, JET-1024, Kin Shin, KS-3.5, Lantaine, Leopard, Lin Huan, Lux-Cut, Lylak, Manhattan, Mascot SS-23,McMillan, MS, MSC, Peerless, Romac, Select, S.E.M.C.O., Stebbins, Warco, Wey YII Corp, etc.
the jet-1024 had an owners manual online and i could find out all the info i could need
Thanks everone for information to help me find information on this
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4:09 I found an article on google talking about this style lathe it was produced in Taiwan and was sold to various different companies . Then rebranded and sold under many different names , AB, Brazier's TY110, Busy-Bee, Carolina, Grizzly DF-1224G, Dashin P4, Elpha DF-1224G, Enco, Everest, Forbes Glen, Hafco AL350A, Honden Visa, Himount, Husky PC-36, JET-1024, Kin Shin, KS-3.5, Lantaine, Leopard, Lin Huan, Lux-Cut, Lylak, Manhattan, Mascot SS-23,McMillan, MS, MSC, Peerless, Romac, Select, S.E.M.C.O., Stebbins, Warco, Wey YII Corp, etc.
the jet-1024 had an owners manual and i could find out all the info i could need
Thanks everone for information to help me find information on this
Lathe info link: www.lathes.co.uk/taiwan/
@loganT763 congrats on the new lathe looks sweet! I have an older 80’s era Jet-1024 looks basically the same. Except for the super odd/rare spindle thread size I like it. It’s a weird metric/inch configuration that no one uses anymore. Also it was a bear to remove the chuck to even measure it, it was on TIGHT! Give yours a good cleaning and oiling, get it leveled and dialed in and you’re going to like it. Please let me know if you want to sell of one of the follow rests, I think it would work on mine and would love to have one! Luckily I do have a steady rest already but would like to have the follow rest option as well. Looking forward to more videos.
Right on...now get a Bridgeport, metal saw & bench grinder. Bam!
sold in canada under busybee model df-12x24 or 36 g
with gap out bed of 8 inch
i have the 12x24
All the best with the lathe .
That is way to long for a 24. I would guess it's a 1240 like my Jet.
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Lantaine lathe and Grizzly G9249 are the same. I'm looking forward to your videos on this lathe as I just picked up the identical lathe but named Jet 1236py.
looks nice, cheers from Florida, Paul
Thank you 👍
Looks very similar to my Jet p1024
Gotta love new toys to play with.
I have the 1984 Jet-1024. It’s identical to yours, other than having a shorter bed. I love that thing! The model number describes the size. 10” swing X 24” bed length.
Yours looks to be a 36” or 48” bed maybe? A little jealous of that.
I’ll be watching and looking forward to seeing your projects and modifications.
I’m really loving this lathe the more I use it and get familiar with it . It’s the perfect size for anything that I’ll need it for . I appreciate the comment and can’t wait to tackle some projects on this unit 👍
I just brought home the exact same machine and I'm missing the follower rest. If you're interested in selling one I would be happy to buy it.
Looks like my Warco 1327BH (UK), I have a pdf of the manual if you're interested.
Looks sweet. How big is your shop?
It’s 20x20 right now. I plan on adding to it in the future
@@loganT763 sweet deal. How much space do you feel that the lathe takes up? Too much? I've been debating a full size lathe like yours vs a bench top one
it's not too bad its only about 2 feet wide and 5.5 feet long. 30 inches between centers and hold a 10-inch diameter part and 1.5 inch thur the spindle bore it takes up less space than my cnc plasma does. the full-size lathe is nice @@N0Fumar
@@N0Fumar Make space, a real lathe is always better than a toy.