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Teknatool 24221
Item 162341

Nova 1624 II Lathe

$949.99

$1,199.99

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Teknatool’s newest lathe is packed with features and quality that you’d expect from a much more expensive lathe! Well designed, with high quality components and great capacity, this lathe has the ability to meet the needs of any turner for a lifetime. With 16" of inboard capacity and 29" of outboard capacity (using the Outboard Tool Rest Assembly), coupled with a 1-1/2 HP custom designed motor, large diameter turnings are not a problem. Capacity between centers is 24" and can be extended in 20" increments with additional bed segments. Other features include 8 speeds (214 - 3600 RPM), forward and reverse motor function, cam operated belt drive, #2 MT headstock and tailstock, 1-1/4" 8 TPI spindle, 24 position spindle index with spindle lock, true 360º swivel head, and vibration dampening stand with adjustable feet.

Includes: NOVA 1624 II Lathe, Stand, Spur Drive Center, Live Center, 3" Faceplate, 12" Tool Rest and Owner's Manual. Warranty: One Year on the Motor and Five Years on the Lathe Parts and Components. Shipping weight 260 lbs.

Features:

• 24" between centers

• 1-1/2 HP custom designed motor

• 8 speeds

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    Love this Lathe

    I had not turned since I took a class from Dale Nish at BYU 30 year ago. My Dad bought me this lathe for Christmas and I enjoy it. Changing speeds with the belt is easy and this has enough torque I don't need to change speeds as often as I thought. I turn everything from pens to bowls to acoustic drums and this lathe handles project large and tiny very well. I did get the outboard tool rest arm which is very solid, no matter at all. I use the outboard turning frequently and am so glad I went this lathe instead of a mid size lathe. i can always add DVR motor later for now I'm building up my tool and chuck inventory.