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183 days ago |
I am thinking of buying a Jet 1642, 2hp lathe and I am trying to find out if they sell a bed extention for that lathe. I see where they have bed extentions for the 1642 1 1/2 hp but cant find anyehere where it says it fits the 2hp lathe or it is specifically says there is one for the 2 hp lathe. Thanks -- Phil in Sutallee Georgia |
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#1 posted 182 days ago |
I have 1 ½ HP Jet 1642 there are female threaded holes on one end of my bed not legs. 2HP version uses same bed. Scroll down to bottom of page 5 and tells you both lathe same bed & existing hole. http://content.jettools.com/whitepapers/708359_whitepaper.pdf -- Bill |
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#2 posted 182 days ago |
Thanks bill, that’s what I’ve been looking for. -- Phil in Sutallee Georgia |
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#3 posted 182 days ago |
I’m pretty sure the main difference is the 2hp runs on 220V and the 1 1/2”hp is 110V. The EVS feature is sweet on this lathe, though, with large turnings the 1 1/2hp unit can bog down in a heavy cut. I haven’t used the 2hp to notice any difference. Bed extension should be the same. -- "Hard work is not defined by the difficulty of the task as much as a person's desire to perform it.", DS251 |
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#4 posted 182 days ago |
At one time both 110/220V versions listed 1 ½ hp, one day 220V became 2 HP. Did they change anything, have no idea? I like the 1 ½ HP version because that is how my small shop is wired. It handles everything I turn. I have yet to bog down the motor on my lathe. -- Bill |
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#5 posted 182 days ago |
The 3520B keeps poping into my head but a double the price I’m having a hard time with that. -- Phil in Sutallee Georgia |
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#6 posted 181 days ago |
Do not really know what you want to turn but might look at swiveling headstock to save few bucks. Can tell you Rikon 1642 manual same as Jet. They go on sale at WoodCraft couple times a year. Not sure of other vendors but guess there are. 20”x37” EVS LATHE 16” X 42” EVA LATHE If do not like swiveling headstocks: 20” x 36” Price wise competitive with both Jet & Powermatic. -- Bill |
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#7 posted 181 days ago |
I havent looked at Rikon because it isnt a familiar brand to me. Highland woodworking has the Rikon 1642, 1 1/2 hp on sale for $1599.00, I thinking I was 2 hp. -- Phil in Sutallee Georgia |
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