What Did You Buy Today?

[NCjeeper]

Merry Christmas to me. Buying this Monarch 25n lathe. 27.5" swing and 102" between centers. Just have to work out the transport logistics.

 

[Doug Gray]

Vyper Elevated Steel Max Chair. Awesome Christmas gift. Truly more of a want than a need and likely would not buy it for myself, so Christmas was a great reason to ask for one. I have seen these Vyper chairs advertised for a while and really did need a better chair in my shop. Could not be happier, the fit and finish is everything I hoped for. This chair is super sturdy and comfortable.

Back rest... that's not a back rest. This is a back rest.


Maybe it is time to think of an upgrade thought. Its 25+ years.

 

[Aukai]

Jeepers, that's a big lathe

 

[Firstram]

Back rest... that's not a back rest. This is a back rest.
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Maybe it is time to think of an upgrade thought. Its 25+ years.

Just broken in!

 

[mmcmdl]

Merry Christmas to me. Buying this Monarch 25n lathe. 27.5" swing and 102" between centers. Just have to work out the transport logistics.

Jeepers, that's a big lathe

Sure do and sure is ! You're gonna need a DA post and holders for that !

 

[FOMOGO]

You just can't buy patina like that. Mike

Just broken in!

 

[7milesup]

I could by a Hermann Miller Aeron chair

That is the exact chair I am looking at for my home office. I need to find one to sit in though before I pull the trigger.

 

[finsruskw]

Merry Christmas to me. Buying this Monarch 25n lathe. 27.5" swing and 102" between centers. Just have to work out the transport logistics.
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Looks familiar....
I hauled one of those once as part of a plant buy-out from KY to Iowa
It came apart in the middle and was longer than that.

 

[Nogoingback]

Merry Christmas to me. Buying this Monarch 25n lathe. 27.5" swing and 102" between centers. Just have to work out the transport logistics.
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Cool machine. Just trying to figure out the "hobby" part of that purchase.

 

[Firstram]

Cool machine. Just trying to figure out the "hobby" part of that purchase.

Moving heavy things?