LITTLE TIPS#4 What to look for in an old lathe
A quick video on things to consider before buying an old lathe like a Hercus, South bend, Atlas etc. Great lathes with fantastic torque in low range and solid machines from the ground up with two factors that can mean the difference between a lemon and a bargain. I forgot to mention look for grease in places it shouldnt be, like oil holes.
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