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A rare Willson Capstan Slant-Bed with a bed-mounted capstan unit and fitted as standard with a 2-speed motor that gave speeds of 9, 39, 78, 715 and 1430 rpm.. A 1.5-inch diameter capacity lever-action collet closer was mounted on the headstock spindle nose. The capstan unit had a maximum stroke of 7-inches and its turret accepted tooling with 1.25-inch diameter shanks.
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A long-bed version of the Capstan Conversion Slant-Bed
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The Hydraulic-copying unit was unusual in having the sample carrier mounted beneath an elevated steel bar fastened between the headstock and tailstock ends of the bed
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Con-rod Boring Jig - designed to finish machine cast, white-metal bearing. With the universal adoption in post WW2 years of snap-in shell bearings, the appearance of this once-common unit in the accessory pages of lathe makers was to become less common
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Self-contained, Internal & External Grinding Attachment
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The Vertical milling Slide fitted with an Indexing Gear-cutting Attachment.
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Heavily-built Vertical Milling Slide.
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Late-model Slant-bed with a sector-shaped over the spindle-speed levers and a modified screwcutting gearbox.
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There can be no mistaking what the fixed steady is for…..
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Nameplate from an early Smith, Barker &Willson lathe
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Early Smith, Barker &Willson lathe, circa 1902--1914, as found in Australia during 2006
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