Titan Lathes

[David Delo]

I saw one of these lathes is for sale from another site. Never heard of it before but found some pretty cool application videos from their website. Here's a link. Just scroll down the main page to the video section. There's 5 different short videos. Enjoy.

http://www.magma-titan.com/woodturning-lathes-magma-black-line-titan.html


(http://www.magma-titan.com/woodturning-lathes-magma-black-line-titan.html)

[Bill Bulloch]

Ich spreche nicht Deutsch, aber es ist ein nettes Drehmaschine.

[Jason Edwards]

Neat looking machines. There was one at the AAW symposium trade show a few years ago when it was in Minneapolis, but I think that guy quit handling them due to low sales. Looks like they took a page from the Robust American Beauty design book for the lathe bed.

[Robert Willing]

I wounder why the two different MT head to tail stock?

[Doug Rasmussen]

I wounder why the two different MT head to tail stock?

I noticed that too. MT2 in headstock. MT3 in tailstock. With metal lathes it's always the opposite with the larger taper in the headstock.

Maybe a typo?

[Ralph Lindberg]

I think Serious Lathes are setup the same way

[Terry Vaughan]

I noticed that too. MT2 in headstock. MT3 in tailstock. With metal lathes it's always the opposite with the larger taper in the headstock.

Maybe a typo?


It's not a typo. I have one, they are very nice lathes. Maybe it's so the tailstock ram can be bigger. It travels 8 inches.

Terry