Lathe mounted lamp set
$ 199.00
The lamp set mounts to the lathe via the socket integrated into the headstock. A Moffatt brand articulated light is positioned on the end of the articulated arm. The flex arm on the Moffatt lamp stays put when you position it. Supply your own bulb, the fixture is rated for 100 watts. You can add second fixture to the arm for lighting the outside and inside your bowl at the same time.
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Buy it with your lathe, or retrofit later. The Outboard Turning Attachment bolts onto the leg assembly with four bolts using existing holes.
A 1.5" solid steel bar stands upright on the floor and has a socket at the top to hold the toolrest of your choice (purchased separately). An articulated arm positions and holds the upright in place. Capacity to turn a table top up to 60”.
The Outboard Turning Attachment is compatible with the Tilt-Away, as seen in the pictures. We removed the tailstock from the Tilt-Away for clarity, but in most cases, it can be left on.
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If you’re just working over the bed and plan to keep your work to less than 16” diameter, you’ll probably be OK with the 1.5HP. Also, if you only have access to the 110 volt electricity, you’ll be restricted to the 1.5HP. But if you have access to 220 and if you plan on taking the gap out and turning larger work, get the 2HP. It is expensive to make this change later on, as both the motor and the drive need to be swapped out.
