SOLD: Beaver VBRP turret vertical milling machine (configured exactly like a Bridgeport) complete and in full working order. Driven directly and also though a slow speed backgear for heavier work, the head can be moved in and out, swung on the main column, rotated and nodded. The 10-inch wide table is hardly marked and the longest of the various options at 56 inches; nine rates of power feed are provided with longitudinal travel of 31.5", in traverse of 14.5" and 14.5 inches vertically. The hardened spindle is fitted with both a fine feed by a handwheel and a quick-action lever for drilling, both with travels of 5.25". Well equipped, accessories include: a 3-axis Digital Read-out, coolant, a full boxed set of ER collets, a number of INT40 cutter and fly-cutter holders, machine vice, a LowVo light unit and a copy of the maker's handbook. £1750 Pictures of the Beaver Turret milling machine for sale here and full details of these robust milling machines here

SOLD: an original Adept No.1 hand-operated shaping machine - a machine that has seen a very sheltered life and dates from the period 1935 to around 1960. The whole unit has been stripped down, the sliding surfaces polished to ensure smooth action and then lubricated with the correct slideway oil. Considering the original cost, they were very well made and now represent a fascinating introduction to the art of the hand-operated shaper in a compact form. Table 4 x 5 inches, ram travel 4 inches and a down feed of about 2 inches. The clapper box rotates each way about 40 degrees from the vertical. A big advantage over the Alexander and Robblak hand shapers is that the working surface can easily be raised or lowered to accommodate jobs of a different height. £195 Phone: 07522-194210 (Thetford, Norfolk) Pictures of the Adept No.1 shaper for sale here and details of Adept shapers here

SOLD: Champion Miniature Drilling Machine. A 1/4-inch capacity bench drill in good working and cosmetic condition. The originally painted parts have been stripped down, painted in a zinc-rich primer and top coated in a green gloss. The whole unit has been cleaned, adjusted and then greased prior to re-assembly. The drilling table is very clean, showing a few minor dings, so I suspect the drill has seen little use. The drill chuck and key appear to be original and have been manufactured by Almond of Conn. USA .  All that's needed to complete the drill are a small fractional motor - one from a sewing machine is often used on this type of machine - and a round belt (this can be ordered here) £125 Phone: 07522-194210 (Thetford, Norfolk) Pictures of the Champion drill for sale here and details of these useful little drills can be found here

SOLD: Hauser high-precision vertical and horizontal clock and instrument maker's milling machine. Although typical of the many specialised machines Hauser made for the watch and clock industry, this example is a more versatile type with a built-in rotary table. Lever-feed travels on both slides and rotary table all with adjustable screw-stops. X axis travel 35mm, Y axis travel 35mm and Z axis travel 50mm. The vertical movements are two-fold: by the head slide and lifting the table. The spindle takes 10 mm Pultra collets held with the included drawbar. Fitted with a powerful but compact variable-speed DC motor that is easily positioned for both vertical and horizontal modes. Reconditioned and in full working order and ready to use. £1750. Inspection welcome. This is a compact machine but heavy - but I'm willing to send by courier at cost. Pictures of the Hauser miller for sale here and some details of these Hauser machines here

SOLD:  Myford ML2 lathe 3.125" x 15" gap-bed, backgeared and screwcutting. This is a late-model example with V-belt drive. £250 Can deliver in the Newcastle area. Pictures of the Myford ML2 lathe for sale here and full details of the type here

SOLD: Myford VMC vertical milling machine fitted with a 2-axis DRO and a 1-phase motor. This version has the Bridgeport-type R8 spindle so allowing the use of a wide variety of inexpensive tooling. Included with the miller is a top-quality, 3-inch Abwood machine vice, Myford spindle nose adapter, a Clarkson-type collet chuck and 4 collets, six-off direct-fit R8 collets from 1/8" to 3/4", a comprehensive clamping kit,  Jacobs drill chuck and a halogen light unit. Full working order and ready to run. £1800 Pictures of the Myford VMC miller for sale here
and details of Myford VMC milling machines here

SOLD: a classic Myford M-Type lathe 3.5" x 16" gap-bed, backgeared, screwcutting and fitted with the rare tumble-reverse drive to the leadscrew. Absolutely unmolested and in perfectly original order, this most useful and well-specified lathe is mounted on the maker's 12-speed all V-belt drive stand and has automatic adjustable disengage to the leadscrew drive and the useful "quick-action" engagement of backgear. Well equipped with: 3-jaw chuck, the correct half-depth body 6-inch 4-jaw independent chuck, a dividing unit, complete saw-bench assembly with two cutter-holding arbors, fixed steady, travelling steady, faceplate, a set of screwcutting changewheels two angle plates, 4-way toolpost (as well as the quick-set original Norman patent unit) tailstock chuck, sets of turning tools and all the small parts from the last user.. Single-phase motor with Dewhurst reversing switch. £650 Pictures of the Myford M-Type lathe for sale here and full details of Myford M-Type lathes here

SOLD Stevens High-precision Clock and Watchmakers Milling Machine (by John Stevens). One of a small batch of these superbly engineered millers by a leading maker of these specialised machine tools. In excellent order and mounted neatly on a drawer cabinet (an ex-Edison radio cabinet!) containing the variable-speed drive power pack for the main motor and the power supply for the sensitive drilling attachment. The drawer is fitted to hold the supplied dividing head, vice and sensitive drilling attachment, etc. Table size  200mm x 50mm,  X travel  105mm,  Y travel  55mm,  Z travel  95mm, max under Quill  95mm, spindle speed variable  0 to 9000 r.p.m. The spindle and dividing head take standard clockmaker's collets and the drilling attachment compliments most 50 to 70mm centre height lathes - I have used it in my Pultra to drill radial holes in venturi jets. £1600 Pictures of the Stevens high-precision milling machine here


SOLD: Myford ML2 lathe 3.125" x 15" gap-bed, backgeared and screwcutting. This is a late-model example with tumble-reverse to the leadscrew drive and a changewheel guard. The lathe is complete with the genuine and very effective self-contained, bench-mount  countershaft unit with a swing head - this allowing the belt tension to be set exactly - and a single-phase motor. Also included is the correct Myford swivelling milling slide and a 3-jaw chuck. The changewheel bracket is fitted but there are no changewheels - but these are often available second-hand or even new from Myford and can be fitted to the later and much improved ML7 studs. Unused for may years the lathe could be used as-is--or would make an ideal restoration project. £225 Pictures of the Myford ML2 lathe for sale here and details of Myford ML2 lathes here

SOLD: a Semco 0-DF Vertical Milling machine made by Henry Milnes. This is a high-class miller of the best possible quality. No.40 INT spindle with feed by a fine-feed handwheel, quick-action drilling lever and by power as well. The power feed is tripped automatically by a micrometer stop that allows very price settings to be maintained on boring or drill jobs. The head can be rotated through 180° each side of vertical and holds a hardened and ground spindle running in pre-loaded, back-to-back precision class Timken taper roller bearings. Table 30" x 8.5" with power feed and 18-inches of longitudinal travel, 6.5 inches across and 14.5 inches vertically. Table drive is by hardened and ground screws running through ball raced on the end supports. Complete with a Clarkson Autolock collet chuck and collets, micrometer-adjustable fly cutter, multi-face cutter, 40 INT to 3 Morse adapter sleeve, light unit and an excellent swivel-base machine vice. Long-tern unused but carefully stored and in original, unmodified condition. £750 Pictures of the Semco-Milnes miller for sale here and  full details of these fine milling machines can be found here

SOLD Stevens High-precision Clock and Watchmakers Milling Machine (by John Stevens). One of a small batch of these superbly engineered millers by a leading maker of these specialised machine tools. In excellent order and mounted neatly on a drawer cabinet (an ex-Edison radio cabinet!) containing the variable-speed drive power pack for the main motor and the power supply for the sensitive drilling attachment. The drawer is fitted to hold the supplied dividing head, vice and sensitive drilling attachment, etc. Table size  200mm x 50mm,  X travel  105mm,  Y travel  55mm,  Z travel  95mm, max under Quill  95mm, spindle speed variable  0 to 9000 r.p.m. The spindle and dividing head take standard clockmaker's collets and the drilling attachment compliments most 50 to 70mm centre height lathes - I have used it in my Pultra to drill radial holes in venturi jets. £1600 Pictures of the Stevens high-precision milling machine here

SOLD: Myford ML2 lathe 3.125" x 15" gap-bed, backgeared and screwcutting. This is a late-model example with tumble-reverse to the leadscrew drive and a changewheel guard. The lathe is complete with the genuine and very effective self-contained, bench-mount  countershaft unit with a swing head - this allowing the belt tension to be set exactly - and a single-phase motor. Also included is the correct Myford swivelling milling slide and a 3-jaw chuck. The changewheel bracket is fitted but there are no changewheels - but these are often available second-hand or even new from Myford and can be fitted to the later and much improved ML7 studs. Unused for may years the lathe could be used as-is--or would make an ideal restoration project. £225 Pictures of the Myford ML2 lathe for sale here and details of Myford ML2 lathes here

SOLD: a Semco 0-DF Vertical Milling machine made by Henry Milnes. This is a high-class miller of the best possible quality. No.40 INT spindle with feed by a fine-feed handwheel, quick-action drilling lever and by power as well. The power feed is tripped automatically by a micrometer stop that allows very price settings to be maintained on boring or drill jobs. The head can be rotated through 180° each side of vertical and holds a hardened and ground spindle running in pre-loaded, back-to-back precision class Timken taper roller bearings. Table 30" x 8.5" with power feed and 18-inches of longitudinal travel, 6.5 inches across and 14.5 inches vertically. Table drive is by hardened and ground screws running through ball raced on the end supports. Complete with a Clarkson Autolock collet chuck and collets, micrometer-adjustable fly cutter, multi-face cutter, 40 INT to 3 Morse adapter sleeve, light unit and an excellent swivel-base machine vice. Long-tern unused but carefully stored and in original, unmodified condition. £750 Pictures of the Semco-Milnes miller for sale here and  full details of these fine milling machines can be found here

SOLD: Tom Senior M1 Milling Machine fitted with a powerful, 2 h.p. 2J2 variable-speed Bridgeport head and an unmarked, 33" x 7" power-feed table. This effective and unusual combination gives a machine with a compact footprint (just 28" x 21") combined with the ease of use and great versatility of the Bridgeport head. In full working order, the miller is complete with a set of mostly unused R8 collets, an excellent machine vice, two-off to R8 to MT5 conversion collets, a dozen end mills and cutter and a light unit. I have used the miller for the making small marine fittings for my model racing yacht--hence it is entirely at home with small, critical work as well as larger components. You are welcome to inspect the machine, see it running and cutting metal. 3-phase motor so ideal for conversion to variable-speed inverter drive. £1950 Pictures of the Senior-Bridgeport miller here and details of Tom Senior milling machines here and Bridgeport millers and their heads here

SOLD: Nutools vertical milling and drilling machine. This useful and versatile miller and co-ordinate drilling machine has a No.3 Morse taper spindle and both fine down-feed through worm-and-wheel gearing and a quick-action drilling by a capstan handle. Twelve spindle speeds from 90 to 2150 r.p.m. Well equipped with a collet chuck and collet set, swivel-base machine vice, tilting machine vice, multi-faceted face cutter, three drill chucks, arbors with DP gear-cutters, a selection of end mills and Morse taper drills, etc. Powerful single-phase motor. The machine has had one owner from new and in little-used condition £750 Pictures of the Nutools milling and drilling machine for sale here and details of this type of machine (as also badged by Sealey) here

SOLD: Boxford Model C Lathe 4.5" x 24" backgeared and screwcutting. 16 spindle speeds from 38 to 1300 r.p.m. Well equipped with 3-jaw chuck, the correct half-depth body 6-inch independent 4-jaw chuck, fixed steady, travelling steady, 4-way toolpost, single toolpost, faceplate, set of screwcutting changewheels, Morse centres, tool-bit holders, parting blade holder with blade, two V-blocks, angle plate, test-dial indicator, scribing block and Morse-taper drills. 1-phase motor with No-Volt release safety starter. The lathe looks a little untidy, but is in remarkably good mechanical condition..
£750 Pictures of the Boxford lathe for sale here and full details of Boxford lathe here (LAT2W)

For Sale: Myford/Drummond M-Type lathe 3.5" x 16" gap-bed, backgeared and screwcutting. Mounted on the correct makers 12-speed all-V-belt-drive stand and very well equipped with: automatic, adjustable automatic knock-off to the power feed, a late-type Myford 7-Series milling slide with machine vice, set of collets and spindle-nose collet nosepiece, rotary table, two (or more) 3-jaw chucks, 4-jaw chuck, fixed steady, travelling steady, 4-way toolpost, "Norman Patent" quick-set tool posts, set of screwcutting changewheels, large faceplate and a set of faceplate clamps, catchplate with a set of drive dogs, V-blocks and their clamps, two tailstock rotating centres, four tailstock chucks, tailstock sliding die holder, set of four angle plates, four small machine vices, hinged angle plate, a large quantity of turning and boring tools, masses of taps, dies and drill bits, end mills and a mass of associated equipment all as used by the last long-tern owner. Needing a lathe for model engineering or working on a motorcycle or car? Here is everything you need to get started. 1-phase motor with modern switchgear. £675 Pictures of the Myford/Drummond M-Type lathe for sale here and details of Myford/Drummond M-Type lathes here

SOLD: a rebuilt antique Selig Sonnenthal open-sided planing machine with a 19.5" x 8.75" table with 15 inches of travel. Fully refurbished to working order and sympathetically motorised with a single-phase motor. A planer in this smaller, compact form is able to take large castings and other jobs due to the open-sided arm. This machine, manufactured by Gebruder Heinemann in Germany, is still a most useful machine tool as well as being a desirable and collectable item. £950 Pictures of the Selig Sonnenthal planer for sale here and full details of Selig Sonnenthal planers and their ingenious M.Hass drive system here

FOUND! Wanted: Boxford lathe. An underdrive type VSL, AUD or BUD would be ideal. Single-phase or three-phase and condition unimportant so long as complete. Any location, as I'm prepared to travel. Private buyer.

SOLD: Dore Westbury vertical milling machine. Well-built and in excellent order this versatile miller has a single-phase motor and is fitted with a rotary table, the special large-capacity "Dore" milling machine vice, a 2-inch capacity boring head with a complete set of unused boring tools, two division plates by Chronos, two drill chucks and a flycutter The head has both a fine down-feed and a quick-action lever for drilling, a No.2 Morse taper socket and a Myford specification thread on the end of the spindle. The head can be moved in and out, swivelled on its vertical axis and also inclined. The head contains low-speed reduction gears that allows heavier cuts to be made. Unusually for a Dore Westbury, the belt run is completely guarded. £750 Pictures of the Dore Westbury vertical miller for sale here and full details of Dore Westbury millers here.

SOLD: a late-model Granville Star lathe 4" x 24" gap-bed,  backgeared, screwcutting and mounted on a strong stand. This well-built lathe is neatly arranged with a built-on, all-V-belt-drive countershaft unit driven by a single-phase motor that gives twelve spindle speeds of 40, 70, 100, 120, 190, 240,  320, 460, 660, 900, 1300 and 2000 rpm. The 13/16" bore, No.3 Morse taper headstock spindle runs in taper-roller bearings while the slow-speed backgear is of the quick-to-operate, single-lever type. Screwcutting is by changewheels - of which a complete set is present - the drive passing through a tumble-reverse mechanism to a 3/4" diameter leadscrew. A dial-thread indicator is fitted, as is a graduated handle on the leadscrew end. Well equipped, accessories include a Myford swivelling milling slide, T-slotted cross slide, 3-jaw chuck, the correct half-depth body 6-inch 4-jaw chuck, fixed steady, travelling steady, 4-way toolpost, tailstock chuck, tailstock flat and V-drill pads, a large faceplate, V-blocks, three micrometers, an excellent range of turning and boring tools, reamers and other small parts. One owner from new and in excellent working condition. £850 Pictures of the Granville Star lathe for sale here    and details of Granville Star lathes here

SOLD: An English-made Sharp Universal Vertical and Horizontal Milling Machine. A most versatile and adaptable machine with both horizontal and vertical capacity and ideal for model and experimental work. Known history from new in 1981, I'm the second owner. The miller is driven by two single-phase 0.5 h.p. motors: one powering the vertical head, the other the horizontal spindle - the latter fitted with a slow-speed backgear that allows the use of heavy cutters on the horizontal spindle to take deep cuts. 16'' x 4.5'' ground-finished table with two T-slots and able to be swung 25° in either direction from central - so allowing it to be properly described as  a "universal". Longitudinal travel 12'', across 4.5" and vertically 10.5". The feed-screws are 10 t.p.i. Acme form and, fitted with dull-plated, easy-to-read micrometer dials, they run through generously-sized bronze nuts. Both horizontal and vertical spindles run in taper-roller bearings and are fitted with a standard Myford Series 7 lathe spindle-nose thread. Well equipped with a swivelling indexing head with tailstock, Clarkson Autolock chuck with a set of both English and metric collects, large and small slotting attachments and a machine vice. The spindle turns within 0.001" accuracy. Only age compels me to sell as I've downgraded to smaller machine tools. The miller is in perfect working order and very accurate. £1250 Pictures of the Sharp milling machine for sale here and details of Sharp millers here

SOLD: Naerok (Korean-made) all-geared-head lathe. Heavily built with a centre height around 5.5 inches and a between centres capacity of perhaps 26 inches. Fitted with a full English and metric screwcutting gearbox and power cross feed. Three jaw chuck, 4-way tool post, thread-dial indicator, dual English and metric feed dials, tailstock rotating centre and a dual inch/metric ruler-engraved tailstock chuck spindle and a number of turning tools. There may be other accessories with this lathe yet to be discovered in the workshop. Single-phase electrics and little-used from new. £875 Pictures of the Naerok geared-head lathe for sale here

SOLD: Pultra 17/50 miniature precision lathe. This is the late-type model, mounted on the maker's cast-iron baseplate and driven by the proper bench-mounted "Mardrive" multi-speed, all-V-belt-drive countershaft and 1-phase motor. The lathe is in full working order, mounted on a good stand with drawer and shelf storage and complete with a wide range of valuable accessories including an "overhead" drive to power top-slide mounted high-speed grinding and milling spindles; milling slide; high-speed milling and drilling spindle, the seldom-found dividing and indexing unit; the ultra-rare watch-lathe type collet-mounted faceplate with finger clamps; a wide range of collets; precision ring-scroll 3-jaw chuck with face-reversible jaws; the special lightweight  Pultra 4-jaw chuck; saw bench; twin-roller filing rest; 4-way toolpost; standard toolpost; tailstock with both fine screw-feed and lever-action control; hand T-rest; tailstock chuck; rear-mounted toolpost adapter with five toolholders; a set of bronze drive dogs and a number of collet-counted arbors for holding slitting saws and other cutters. £2250 Pictures of the Pultra 1750 for sale here and details of Pultra lathes here

SOLD: Parkson (Parkinson) Model 1A horizontal milling machine. Complete with cutter arbor and cutter-spacing rings, a remote countershaft unit and power feed to the table. This well-built milling machine came from the factory of Plant, the makers of high-class ornamental lathes. £475 Pictures of the Parskon 1A milling machine for sale here

SOLD: a genuine Potts milling column fitted with the maker's over-arm-type dividing attachment complete with a 9-circle division plate. The nose thread appears to be as fitted to Myford ML7, Super 7 and ML10 lathes and the base easily adapted to any lathe cross slide with one or more T-slots. £295  Pictures of the Potts vertical attachment for sale here and full details of these ingenious attachments here

SOLD: Pools "Special" lathe 4" x 24" gap bed, backgeared, screwcutting, fitted tumble-reverse gearing to the leadscrew and the spindle nose is the standard Myford &-Series fitting. Complete, as seen plus a matching headstock pulley to make a countershaft drive. Cleaned, painted and checked over--so just needs a drive system and motor to complete.Pictures of the Pools lathe for sale here and full details of Pools lathes here

SOLD: An unused Toyo ML360 lathe. Centre height 75 mm and a capacity between centres of 300 mm (3" x 12"). This is a compact, well-built and genuinely useful little lathe with a hardened bed, No. 2 Morse taper tailstock and taking 16 mm through the roller-bearing headstock spindle - the later larger than a Series 7 Myford. The lathe has the desirable slow-speed attachment for the spindle drive that allows both the high-speed range - 230, 450, 740, 850, 1630 and 2520 r.p.m. to also include a six-speed range from 70 to 150 r.p.m. Single-phase electrics. £850 Pictures of the Toyo ML360 lathe here and  details of Toyo lathes here

SOLD: Pultra P-Type miniature precision lathe. Complete with a screw-feed compound slide-rest assembly, a set of wire collets, cone collets and step-up collets with draw tube, a ring-scroll Burnerd 3-jaw chuck with face-reversible jaws, a raiser block set for the headstock, toolpost and tailstock, two hand T-rests a spare tailstock runner, micrometer, vernier calipers, two tap and die sets--one BA the other possibly BA. £650 Pictures of the Pultra lathe for sale here and details of Pultra lathes here

SOLD in excellent, original condition - a Coronet Minorette multi-function woodworking machine. The unit has a planer, sawbench, mortising attachment and a tilting sanding table. Double-spindle, Single-phase Gryphon motor just fitted with a new £75 No-Volt safety-release starter and overload protection. The unit is mounted on well-made hardwood stand fitted with new casters from Axminster (£61) castors for ease of moving about. It could do with a new drive belt, but is otherwise in perfect working order. Space needed, so just £275 Pictures of the Coronet Minorette multi-function woodworker for sale here and details of Coronet wood-working machinery here

SOLD: Colchester Student 1800 lathe. 6.5-inch (165 mm) centre height with a capacity between centres of 25 inches (635 mm). Hardened bed with a detachable gap piece and 16 spindle speeds from 30 to 1800 r.p.m. Mounted on the maker's stand with a full-length splash-back and well equipped with; Heidenhain DRO system,  a complete set of 10 Crawford "Mulit-size" collets able to take both inch and metric bar stock and the matching spindle nose collet chuck, 3-jaw chuck, the correct half-depth body independent 4-jaw chuck, fixed steady, travelling steady, Dickson Quick-set toolpost, micrometer bed stop in combination with a multi-stop carriage stop, thread-dial indicator, micrometer dial on the tailstock handwheel, coolant equipment, a very large faceplate, standard faceplate catchplate and a chuck guard. The lathe is driven from a new, top-quality Transwave converter. In excellent condition even down to the maker's original paint finish.  £3950 Pictures of the Colchester Student 1800 lathe for sale here and details of Colchester Student 1800 lathes here

SOLD: Viceroy TDS/6 heavy-duty long-bed wood lathe 5.125" centre height, 36 inches between centres and fitted with a large-capacity bowl-turning attachments. Mounted on the maker's underdrive stand and complete with two inboard and one outboard faceplate, a special "wood-collet self-centring 4-jaw chuck" and a tailstock chuck. Fitted with a 3-phase motor so ideal for conversion to inverter-driven variable-speed drive. £475 Pictures of the Viceroy wood-turning lathe for sale here and  details of Viceroy RDS/6 wood-turning lathes here

SOLD: Downham-Elliott Mk.3 Mini Jig Borer. This is a very seldom-found example of the jig borer in its final, improved Mk.3 form. Imperial vernier micrometer collars, automatic down-feed, light unit and spindle drive from the maker's original fitment - a single-phase motor with electronic variable-speed drive that gives speeds from 200 to 4000 r.p.m. Compete, in a fitted box, are the spindle collets, collet chuck spanners and a set of T-nuts and studs for table clamping. £1750 Pictures of the Downham-Elliott Mini Jig Borer for sale here and details of Downham-Elliott mini-jig borers here

SOLD: Colchester Triumph 2000 lathe 7.5" x 30" mounted on the maker's stand with a full-length splashback and slide-out chip tray. Induction hardened and ground-finished  bed with a detachable gap that allows work up to 23-inches (580 mm) to be swung. The spindle has D1-6" hardened spindle nose and runs in super-precision Gamet bearings. 16 spindle speeds from 25 to 2000 r.p.m. A very wide-range screwcutting and feeds gearbox is fitted able to generate 39 metric pitches from 0.2 mm to 14 mm, 45 Whitworth from 2 to 72 t.p.i., 10 Mod from 0.3 to 3.5 mm and 21 Diametral from 8 to 44 DP. Well equipped with a digital readout system, 3-jaw chuck, fixed steady, travelling steady, 4-way toolpost, precision keyless tailstock chuck, tailstock rotating centre, a boxed set of boring bars, indexible turning tools, Morse centres and centre adapters, magnetic base with test-dial indicator, indicator setting set, chuck guard, carriage stop, LowVo light unit, the correct lifting eye and clamp plate and a copy of the maker's Instruction and Parts Manual. £2750 Pictures of the Colchester Triumph 2000 lathe for sale here and full details of Colchester Triumph 2000 lathes here

SOLD: South Bend Heavy 10 backgeared and screwcutting lathe. 5-inch centre height with a screwcutting gearbox, power cross feed and a very useful 1.375-inch spindle bore. A heavily-built yet compact lathe on the maker's heavy underdrive stand with chip tray. In good working order with a C5 collet set, 3-jaw chuck and a 4-way toolpost. Imperial graduations on the micrometer dials. Single-phase motor with a Dewhurst reversing switch. Pictures of the South Bend Heavy 10 lathe for sale here and details of South Bend Heavy 10 lathes here

SOLD: Flexispeed Mk.2 Miniature Horizontal Milling Machine. Little used, in good condition and ideal for small jobs and model and experimental engineering, etc. Included are 15 cutters and slitting saws unused since sharpening. Single-phase motor. £375  Phone: 07538- 720115 (Bristol) or email mycobikeman@yahoo.com  Pictures of the Flexispeed miller for sale here and details of Flexispeed millers here