Dalton TL
开云体育well Trey how would you like a pair of actual TL cast iron legs. I have the only known set. I got them some years ago but will never use them. ?Do to age and health problems I am no longer doing any restoration work. ?You really need a chip tray to use with the legs. I will be back home next week and can post a catalog image of a TL with chip tray and legs. I will tell you the legs are quite light wait and if you really plan on using your TL a sturdy built bench would be a better option.?Dennis On Dec 9, 2023, at 3:05?PM, Trey Tull <trey.tull@...> wrote:
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开云体育Trey a guy in Ct gave me these legs and a decrepit lot 6 lathe. My friend Dave Kirk of Western NY met him half way to get the items. I was not interested in the beat up lathe or was Dave but he found a guy that needed parts from it so the lathe parts got another old girl up and ?running. Dave shipped me the legs but at the time I did not know they were for ?a TL. After t got them I was puzzled but finally found a catalog image of a TL on legs with a chip tray. ?I originally planned on using the legs under my black TL but got put off the project because I did not have a chip tray. ?This all happened about the time I was selling my company and my wife was well on her way of dementia and needed my full time taking care of her. So all restoration work stopped. I did do two other lathes after I sold the company in 2019. One and 1845 Ames and the other a 1934 built SB prototype of the new 1935 9 inch 415 model. ?Have not done any work in my shop since. The legs are quite rusty so will need to be glass bead or sand blasted. ?I will email you Tuesday after I get back home. I’m at my Oregon coast property right now and my router died so don’t have internet right now. ?Dennis On Dec 10, 2023, at 8:57?AM, Trey Tull <trey.tull@...> wrote:
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Dennis Turk