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BRAND NEW AMERICAN MADE GLASS LATHES!!!
New Glass Lathes designed and manufactured HERE in the USA by S.E.M Industries! (These are NOT imported Asian or Indian lathes) Affordable and Reliable! For more information and pricing please PM me! You can also add me on Facebook Here.
88 mm Spindle Bore
100 mm Scroll Chuck Bore
736 mm Between Scroll Chucks
317 mm Radial Clearance
380Lbs
1 year warranty!
Thanks!!
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y not just state the price?
The reason I didn't state the price was because we like time to speak to interested parties one on one to build a relationship, As we are not like most Lathe Manufacturers as you will better understand after reading the information below. Also being a representative for S.E.M Industries it gives me the ability to keep track of potential sales I have made!Quote:
Originally Posted by justiceglass
That being said, these are brand new Lathes, Machined and Manufactured in house (except the motor and control unit) of all American steel at our shop based in Arizona. We have a Main Webpage @ www.AmericanLathes.com and you can add us on Facebook @ AZ Glass Lathes.
We have Sold over 70 lathes this year since our product hit the market on January 3rd 2013. And we expect to be sold out within the next 2 months. Upon purchase of our Lathe. The owner of our company Sean Lapp, actually fly's out to you, and is on site when the lathe arrives via freight, and stays on location for 2-3 days helping setup the lathe, showing you how it works, and blows glass on it with you! Giving you the chance to build a personal relationship with him, And giving him a chance to show you his conviction and the level in which he stands behind his product!
The Lathes comes with a 1 year warranty. We have a few videos of it on our Facebook page, and will be releasing a video in the next few weeks of us doing durability tests on the Lathe, Dragging it behind a truck @ 30mph, and dropping it off tables and it still running centered! This IS an American product, these are not the imported Asian or Indian Lathes.
The pricing on the 5100 Lathe is $8750 w/o the torch carriage, with the Torch carriage its an additional $250. Freight cost for shipping is about $650.
If this is something you are interested in you can call Sean directly to place your order and leave a deposit. And if you have any other question you can call or txt both Sean and myself, I will leave our numbers at the bottom of this message.
I can't thank you enough for your Interest in our product! We understood how difficult and expensive it become for artists and craftsman to get a quality Lathe in our Community, and that's why we've taken 2 years to release a superior product that was affordable to everyone.
Thanks again!!
You can contact us @:
Sean # 623.570.0944
Manny # 516.680.3163
**If you contact Sean, Please let him know that you heard about the company from Manny Melkio. And that I referred you to him directly!**
Best regards and Happy Melting!
Manny Melkio
That's a HUGE statement to live up to. Can we see some pictures with the spindle and bed cover off?Quote:
Originally Posted by Melkio
if you can show the lathe runnning true and with glass being demo'd on it, I would be highly interested.
I just learned how to change my own oil. Now I'm looking into buying CNC machines and car lifts.
Sure! we have 3 videos up right now, I'll Have an all in one video put together in the up coming weeks. Here are some links to a few videos.Quote:
Originally Posted by truedef
Stress testing Via Temperature shock.
Lathe running perfectly centered.
Short Demo.
And some more photos.
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Originally Posted by TlkQ
If you've just started changing your oil I'd recommend trying your hands at a brake job or a tune up before you run out and get a lift, As far as a CNC machine do you have any other prior Fabricating experience? If not I'd recommend trying your hand at a Milling machine first. Programs Used for a CNC Machine like Mastercam and Solidworks take a bit of time to learn and understand.
I was a plastic injection mold maker, die maker and tool maker for 12 years, Using CNC Lathes and Milling Machines, Metal Lathes, Milling Machines, EDM machines.
I have also built Plastic extrusion machines as well as Plastic injection machines.
So if you need some help please don't hesitate to ask!
You may want to grab a vendor badge and buy some ad space too.
Looks like a hell of a machine at a fair price to me.
Khan
Any place to get a look see feely touchy thing on the west coast?
Have a few concerns for my needs that an eyeball would cure. I may be in Vermont july-aug not 100% sure
Sent you a PM Silly!Quote:
Originally Posted by Silly
not bad - cheaper than a used litton - a little less than a new chinese lathe w/o the hassle of importing it yourself.
looks solid
ive checked one out in person. they look and feel great! i own 3 other machines and this 5100 will be the 4th.
Thanks Pierce for the Positive feedback! Much Love man!Quote:
Originally Posted by S.peirce
Just wanted to thank everyone for calling about our lathes! and thank those who placed an order!
whats up with your website its been down for a few days nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Melkio
its working on my end, you can click the link in my signature.
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Originally Posted by Melkio
this comment was towards truedef and was meant as a stab. truedef is a newcomer, and is already inquiring about lathes.
twas made in jest.
Yeah yeah im a newcomer, when I first came here I never blew glass, didn't know how to do this or that, but I've learned a lot since then.
Stop hating, go blow some glass punk