the hss cutters yes.For me the question is… What else should I buy??
Going to pick up a small lathe today and the seller has this as well. What else should I take with me?
I do not recognize most of the tools on this photo… the magnetic bases, yes, I’ll take those.. but do not know what are the other tools
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Worth getting these?
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Zooming on this one I see a few more tools. There is a surface gauge/scribe
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That Grizzly grinder with the white stones, hummm
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and this is the lathe I bought
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Yes on the HSS tool bits, & the inside diameter attachment (ball ends on a pivot arm,) The Grizzl grinder only if really cheap, the white wheels are probably worth more than the grinder. The stock, if priced right, always worth having on hand. Shipping gets expensive for steel! Trammel points can be really handy. The antique indicator, if the pointer is still there, would be cool to have but not really useful in this age of modern indicators. The dividers if you don't have. Much depends on price and negotiation.Worth getting these?
I have Vol. 2 and waiting for a good deal on Vol. 1. Yours look to be in very good shape.
Got a few things. I did grab the dividers, I did not have any of those. I forgot to get the grinder. As you said, the white wheels are worth it... even if I have a grinder already setup with those. I will go back tomorrow or Thursday for it...Yes on the HSS tool bits, & the inside diameter attachment (ball ends on a pivot arm,) The Grizzl grinder only if really cheap, the white wheels are probably worth more than the grinder. The stock, if priced right, always worth having on hand. Shipping gets expensive for steel! Trammel points can be really handy. The antique indicator, if the pointer is still there, would be cool to have but not really useful in this age of modern indicators. The dividers if you don't have. Much depends on price and negotiation.