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Harbor Freight Models. Hoose, Jr. Classic Green Harbor Freight Version. I have bestowed 'classic' status on this model, because it was the one that started it all.

It was the standard model when the 7x10 interest group started out and was being used by Jose Rodriguez, Varmint Al and Ty Hoeffer. It was also my first mini-lathe. You can find extensive information on this model on the Features page. I owned one, used it extensively and was very happy with it, but traded up to a 7x12 that I'm still using as of Aside from the usual gripes, the main disadvantage with this model is the short bed.

It is really 4" shorter than the 7x12 and is very limited on space for drilling operations. Harbor Mini hand saw harbor freight number Red Version. Dean Dempsey's shop has a version of the Harbor Freight 7x10 that is a bright red mini hand saw harbor freight number. I'm partial to the old 'hammered green' color, myself, but some owners think the green color is ugly.

Other than the color, the red version with SKU is apparently identical to the classic green version with the same SKU. Older Versions of Mini hand saw harbor freight number Freight Very early models included metal gears for the leadscrew gear train but newer models use black plastic gears.

Some users have expressed concern about the durability of the plastic gears. They hold up fine for years of use as long as they are not subjected to extreme forces such as running the cutting tool into the chuck under power feed.

Even then, the most common failure seems to be stripping the keyway from the gear. Some Mini Hand Saw Harbor Freight Uk users have had this happen but have used epoxy to repair the damaged keyway. This version was shipped by Harbor Freight for a period of a few months as a substitute when the version was out of stock.

During this time period, if you ordered the by number, you could get this version, which had some unique features such as the cam lock tailstock. Some pictures posted by Bob Fandrich on the 7x10 interest group FILES section show a new version from HF that is green, but with a different control panel, crank handles and metal change gears. What's really interesting is a different version of the tailstock with a cam locking lever, similar to the one J.

Early designedbut as a stock feature. Note that the mini hand saw harbor freight number crank also has a calibrated dial. On the HF website, the description for this model at least when Mini hand saw harbor freight number last checked was identical to the description for SKU the standard version. Here's a report from an owner chuknospam :. The lathe arrived today in a wood crate secured with nails and two plastic crimped bands, many extra pieces were included in the form of a throughly smashed tail stock handwheel.

Chip pan was well bent as was the rear chip guard. Other than that Included were a complete set of metal change gears, these were stamped with the number of teeth.

The Cross feed hand wheel is round aluminum as is the compound wheel. The crossfeed dial doesn't have a slip dial like normally found on larger lathes. The compound has a serrated wheel with a spinner handle.

The spinner is useless due to the small diameter wheel. The tailstock also has a calibrated embossed dial that reads. All embossed dials appear to be satin chrome plated and are easy to mini hand saw harbor freight number. The tailstock is MT 2, it secures to the bed with a camlock lever on the rear. The nut that secures the tailstock locking plate to the bottom of the tailstock sits in mini hand saw harbor freight number channel that allows you to adjust the tail stock cam lock lever position by adjusting the nut a flat at a time.

The setting is retained since the nut sets countersunk in the channel. One interesting note here, the tailstock offset is made by lossening a capscrew Under the tailstock!

There are no jack screws on the tailstock or calibrations to force it left or right of center. A royal pain if you want to cut tapers. Mini hand saw harbor freight number tailstock shaft is secured with a lever on the top of the tailstock that cams a slot milled into the tailstock shaft. There are no divisions on the tailstock shaft. The tailstock can be allowed to overhang the bed for a little more distance between centers.

The threading dial is 32 teeth, has a brass gear and a ball detent that engages the side of the apron. The pivot bolt that holds the threading dial is an ordinary bolt as you rotate the threading dial the bolt lossens and requires snugging to keep every thing in line. It should be replaced with a shoulder bolt. The chuck is secured to the spindle with three studs, the spindle has three holes for securing the chuck.

The spindle appears to be very well machined, it is bored MT 3. There was lots of loose hardware everywhere, including the nuts that secure the chuck, the cross slide screw support bolts. The turret tool holder has a one way detent like that on a revolver and allows one to rotate the tool holder through 4 indexed positions.

Useful only if the compound is square to the lathe axis. There is no protractor on this compound. The speed control has a white push button that closes a set of contacts which applies power to the lathe motor.

You are required to have the speed control knob at the lowest setting for the motor to start. This is normal for most variable speed DC motor applications. The slowest spindle speed seems to be less than RPM. Included with the manual was a test report listing QC measurements made prior to shipping. While the tailstock, speed control and handles on this model seem to be improvements over the standard model, the version only has 3 chuck mounting holes in the spindle.

This version also does not have the protractor scale on the compound. Only thing is, Mini hand saw harbor freight number was sent the instead of the From what I've read here, I came out with the better deal in some regards.

But, there was one dimension that will probably do me more harm than the shorter bed length compared to the Grizzly which I had considered too, like you : the hole through the spindle is smaller on the machine they sent me than it is on the Grizzly or the HF it's.

I'm in the house with pneumonia and the lathe is in the shop -- I don't remember the precise hole diameter. The hole through the spindle of the lathe I received is too small, whereas the other would have been fine.

I was left with the dilemma of sending the whole thing back or not, which I chose not to do because it was in such great shape and was very accurate from initial tests with the dial indicator. Only damage was the live center, which had a smashed tip. HF is sending a replacement of that -- one of these years they said 8 weeks.

I'll point out that I haven't put the caliper to the hole to test it for sure -- I'm basing this on the spec sheet that came with the lathe. The speed control apparently has a relay that controls the motor. This is probably done for safety reasons so that the lathe does not start up mini hand saw harbor freight number if the power is interrupted for some reason a popped breaker, for example and then restored.

I exchanged email with Harbor Freight customer service about this. Here's what they said:. There are two different mini hand saw harbor freight number numbers that we sell. One is itemand the other is item If a customer orders and mini hand saw harbor freight number is on backorder, Harbor Freight will send the It is a backup.

Harbor Freight 8 x 12 Lathe. It is certainly bigger and heavier than the 7x10 which has a shipping weight of 89 lbs. The standard chuck is a 4" 3-jaw compared to a 3" 3-jaw on the 7x Also missing, is the quick change gear box for thread cutting that is found on the 9x20 lathes. I don't know much about this lathe, since I have not yet seen any reports from anyone who owns one, but there has been some discussion on the 7x10 group recently which will shed some light.

I called them today and asked that very question. I also asked if it had reverse. The tech said that it did. He also said that for the most part the accessories from the 7x10 fit the 8x12, although none are specifcally listed for mini hand saw harbor freight number 8x12 on the HF website.

I think many people have been confusing the 8"x12" with the 8. The local HF stores here do not stock the 8x12 so I can't look at one myself to verify this information, but it seems that it is an upscaled 7x Hopefully the tech was not wrong.

If this is indeed an upscaled 7x10 then the may be a viable contender to the Grizzly or Micromark if or when it goes on sale. This is an altogether different beast from the 7x JW Early, a professional machinist who owns several lathes, including several 7x10s, a Grizzly 7x12 and a 9x19, has this to say about it:.

The 8x12 while a nice heavy machine is very lacking in specification to the 7x Get the spec sheets on all the machines, compare features and equipment per dollar spent and then check what is available as mini hand saw harbor freight number ons for them. I think when you thoroughly check it all out you will see that the 7x12 and then the 9x20 are the value leaders in their size class.

All the other machines in these sizes are either lacking in specification or overpriced or both.

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