Grizzly Industrial 16 in. x 46 in. Wood Lathe with DRO
$970.71
Introduce a durable and essential addition to your vehicle with the selection of this extra ordinary Grizzly Industrial Wood Lathe with DRO.
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Description
This incredible machine can swing 16 in. over the bed, comes with a 2 HP motor and sports a spindle tachometer with a digital readout. Changing speeds is easy with the shift-on-the-fly handle so there are no belts to mess with. Outboard turning is a snap too, just loosen the headstock and swivel it up to 360° for unmatched flexibility. Solid cast iron construction throughout ensures smooth operation. If you want to add more mass, the legs feature shelf supports for your own custom-built shelf. Truly, a deluxe turning machine at a very competitive price.
- Heavy-duty cast-iron bed and legs ensure stability and minimize vibration
- Quick lock/release levers for tailstock and headstock
- Outboard turning is easy with standard tool rest extension
- Spindle tachometer with digital readout
- Includes 6 in. faceplate, cup live center and spur center
- Outboard turning is easy with the included tool rest extension
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | 287 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 63.00 × 18.00 × 21.00 in |
| Bench & Stationary Tool Type | Lathes |
| Color Family | Green |
| Condition | New |
| Maximum Speed (rpm) | 2400 |
| Minimum speed (rpm) | 600 |
| Model | G0462 |
| PT Horsepower (Hp) | 2 |
| Portability | Stationary |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (6)
6 reviews for Grizzly Industrial 16 in. x 46 in. Wood Lathe with DRO
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Durward Purdy (verified owner) –
It works for what I need
Billy Anderson (verified owner) –
The tail stock and head stock move slightly during operation no matter how much you tighten the lock mechanism, the cast iron banjo broke within one month of use, the tail stock design was poorly done, the problem is the base of the stock sits forward of the quill making it very difficult to use the head, tail and tool rest at the same time and making matters worse the quill extends only so far which is not far enough to compensate for the tail base, The lathe is fairly quiet, the HP can turn and handle fairly large load, for the price I do enjoy my lathe and am able to work around all the hiccups that it has in design.
Antone Considine (verified owner) –
Liking it allot, only one glitch, the tail stock foot is too long and interferes with the tool rest bracket. Other than that, I am satisfied.
Holly Osinski (verified owner) –
Very well built easy to assemble
Arturo Mills (verified owner) –
This product was superbly packaged. I was so impressed with the quality and superiority! I have used this lathe several times now and I would buy it again! I highly recommend this lathe!
Carmella Kuhic (verified owner) –
When trying to lock in the tailstock to keep a project centered, I have had some problems. With the tailstock locked tight and turning the wheel the tailstock slides back with little pressure. So I called Grizzly’s techsupport number. I was referred to page 40 showing the locking parts of the tailstock assembly. I did what the tech person suggested. Still same results. So I am using the lathe as it is. However, while turning 12 inch long three inch in diameter limbs, that mother nature does not always grow straight or round, the lathe vibrates the tailstock loss and will let the wood spin on the spur center. I had an old craftsman, that I wore out, and never had this type of problem. I know at 85 I may not on the first try tighten the tailstock as it should, but with this problem, I make sure the tailstock is very tight the first time and the tailstock still vibrates loose. It is something I will just have to live with.I do like the speed control and the speed readout. I have had problems getting used to the tool rest setup.