Great deal on a nice "Delta Midi" plus extras

[Donny Lawson]

Delta Midi Lathe with all the original tools and paperwork.
8" slow speed grinder with Wolverine grinding jig
1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and small boxed kit of gouges and hand tools
a few other tools also.
Still have receipts from Woodcraft. This is a very nice complete setup in like new condition and has barely been used. This would all sell for over $1400 and but i would part with it for $750.
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Location: Chattanooga
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[Donny Lawson]

If I didn't already have 2 lathes I would probally jump on this. Looks like a great deal for someone wanting to start out right with everything. I think all you need to go with this is wood.

[brian watts]

wish i had the money.

[Jamie Donaldson]

Retail for this collection is nowhere close to $1400! The asking price of $750 is not much below the actual retail cost.

[Cory Norgart]

+1 on Jamie, I bought the delta midi , new, with bed extension, multiple tool rests, and multiple centers for $800. I wouldnt recomend paying more than $425 for the rarely used set. The only thing that I beleive would up the price is the Gouge set and the micro set, but they look like the cheap grizzly sets, soooo??? I beleive $750 is quite high.

[Bernie Weishapl]

I have to agree with it being overpriced. I think that setup is basically what my neighbor bought for around $900.