Phhhh who needs Home Depot

[hillegom]

lol
Nice to have a lathe, wish I had one
Good thinking on your part

[gqlmao]

That is smart, imagine how many of those you can make from a 8 footer. Sell them back out for what home depot charges and you got a money maker :P

[Magickiwi]

Originally Posted by gqlmao

That is smart, imagine how many of those you can make from a 8 footer. Sell them back out for what home depot charges and you got a money maker :P

After materials, time, electricity, marketing and distribution costs, etc. it'll only end up costing him two or three dollars each even after he sells them

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Magickiwi

After materials, time, electricity, marketing and distribution costs, etc. it'll only end up costing him two or three dollars each even after he sells them

only if he values his own time at $1.00/hour. never cheeper doing them by hand than when they are done automated by bulk.

Steve

[Magickiwi]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

only if he values his own time at $1.00/hour. never cheeper doing them by hand than when they are done automated by bulk.

Steve

Yes... That was my point...

[Maverick00]

Wish i had access to one so i can tinker, nice work!

[Magickiwi]

Originally Posted by Maverick00

Wish i had access to one so i can tinker, nice work!

You can get a home bench top lathe for around $900 from Busy Bee tools. It won't have the tolerances to make engine parts or anything requiring tolerances tighter than +/- 1mil but they are fun to tinker on. You can make boxes, candlesticks, fittings, etc.