It's HERE - GOLD 3520B GOLD!!!

[Scott Hubl]

IT"S HERE!

The truck drivier just pulled away .

First stop of his day. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowbiggrin.gif
Nice big liftgate. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowyes.gif
He helped me pull it up to the garage were I wanted it placed. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowyes.gif

Still deciding where I want to place it in my shop.

Still waiting on the electrical work too, so I have a little time yet.

But the GOLD is HERE! http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowyes.gif http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowbiggrin.gif

Everything I ordered is here with it too.

I can Highly recommend ToolNut. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowyes.gif

[Steve Schlumpf]

Congrats Scott but you forgot rule #1 - pictures!!! Looking forward to seeing your new lathe! Have fun with it!

[Dennis Peacock]

Congrats Scott!!!!

Remember....no pics...never happened. :rolleyes: :D

[Scott Hubl]

Thank you Thank you Thank you.

And here are a few Pics.for your proof/enjoyment.


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I cant wait to get it setup and get my Electrical work done.( HUGE SMILE HERE ! )

[George Morris]

congrets on your new Mustard!!!! George

[Paul Engle]

CONGRATS.... and the pics are spot on !!!!!

[Clem Wixted]

Thank you Thank you Thank you.

And here are a few Pics.for your proof/enjoyment.

I cant wait to get it setup and get my Electrical work done.( HUGE SMILE HERE ! )

I hope you get some sleep tonight, Scott.

The pictures make it real.

Clem

[jason lambert]

Congrats I am jelous. Happy turning.

[Ben Gastfriend]

Congrats! What's all this talk about gold? Who calls it gold? Work on those condiment names!

[John Shuk]

Enjoy that puppy. It is a beautiful machine.

[curtis rosche]

awsome what all can you do on that baby?

[Robert McGowen]

When I saw the first couple of photos, I thought you might have bought a truck! :D:D:D:D
Congrats on the lathe! Get to turning........

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Congrats Scott!

[curtis rosche]

yeah shoulda bought the truck...... flip it upside down and make a ginormous lathe that you could turn a car on

[Scott Hubl]

I got myself a couple hours sleep. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowlaugh.gif

I have the legs on it, need to flip it over soon as I find the perfect spot for it in my shop.

I have it on a moving dolly wheeling it around moving my tablesaw ect..

I can't wait to get the electrical work done but at least I still have the Jet 1442 hooked up. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowsmile.gif

I think the ~GOLD~3520B is going to be a real good fit for ME. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowyes.gif

If it's a good fit for you, Don't hesitate to call ToolNut AFTER you get your best price, they beat Osolnik by over $120.00 with the accessories I chose to get with it.

I recieved everything I ordered, all in good shape, the local trucking outfit used (Estes)was very good no games at all about the liftgate, It was set up with me for delivery today between 10AM-3PM the truck arrived at 10:01AM the driver brought it down on his pallet jack and we push/pulled it up the slight hill of my driveway right up to my garage.

I'd buy from ToolNut again in a heartbeat. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowyes.gif :D

[Bernie Weishapl]

Congrats Scott. Great looking piece of mustard.

[Bob Hallowell]

Congrads Scott, Now put 'er to use!

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks,

I plan on it as soon as my electrical work gets done.

I have been moving stuff around in my shop trying to figure out a good workflow for the lathe and other tools used in turning, bandsaw, grinder ect. placement.

I hope to be up and running very soon.:D

[Sean Ackerman NY]

Scott, great to see that it came in! Enjoy!

[Don Orr]

Looks like you hit the Mother Lode ! Congrats and enjoy !!

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks Sean,
Everything I ordered arrived except the out of copy 3520 DVD, but I knew that going in , it would only come if WMH could find one stray copy.

It was a pleasure doing business with you at ToolNut.


(Feel free to send me that toy 85th anniversary Powermatic semi truck;))

[Pat Doble]

Congrats on the new monster. You will not regret the purchase....

[John Abt]

Scott,

Welcome to the club!!!

[Charles Hannemann]

Great... outstanding .....very nice pic's too. Now how bad did toolnut hit you for on price. I may need to check them out!

Charles

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks and from my previous post "Deal is DONE">
DEAL IS DONE! I OWN GOLD!!! in the 3520B Form!
Well the WAR is over !

The 2 last contendors gave it a good Fight to get my business, but ToolNut won ou,t beating Osolnik by over $120.00.

The final "Beat Down" of these two came this morning , 3 other contendors fell out of the fight very early in the battle.

I have my Confirmation # from Tool Nut and will get my WHM Tool group confirmation in the morning.

Tool Nut WON this AWSOME chance to sell me the Beautiful Powermatic 3520B with a few extra accessories. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowbiggrin.gif

And HERE they are!

Powermatic 3520B $2,492.00
Remote Switch $89.99
18" Bed Extension with Tool Rest Assembly $169.00
RH Tool Rest (inside curved) $89.99
2 DVD's $0.00
^ those items competed with the "value pack" from Osolnik.
Dust Port Assembly 69.99
2" Spindle Extension $89.99

Pricing Includes Drop Ship, Lift Gate and Residential Fee.

Grand Total of- (Drum Roll Please!)


http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowbiggrin.gif~$2,999.97~ http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowbiggrin.gif:cool:

[Dennis Peacock]

Wow Scott....that's one nice looking lathe there bud!!! Congrats!!!! Oh, and do get some sleep...........if you can with all the excitement. :p :D

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks, i'll try getting some sleep, its been hard since the day I decided to order it up.

The new electrical box started going in last night, got as far as switching out the boxes and getting the lights and outlets wired back in.

We were in the 50's yesterday, today it's in the 30's with SNOW and a winter weather warning advisory.:mad:

So HOPEFULLY he will show up this afternoon to wire in the new circuits, i'm adding 2 more 220's and a couple more 110's.

Is 12G wire OK for the lathe on the 220?:confused: Or should I insist he use 10G?

I am setting up a 220 20 amp for the lathe.
A 220 15 amp for a Gast Vac Pump.
A 110 15 amp for a direct overhead light and a plug in for using power drills for sanding and such.
And a 110 20 amp for my HF DC unit.

Can anyone think of anyother circuits needed?

[Larry Marley]

Way Cool Scott!

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks.:D

Power is all in , ok almost, still need to run a 110 20 amp line for the DC. But ran out of 1/2 conduit for that and it has a longer run.

But the GOOD stuff is in. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowwink.gif

Now all I have to do is swap out the 6 ft. power cord for the 15 footer I bought and install the Remote switch.

The lathe itself is all put together and cleaned, I used Boesheild on the bed and bottoms of the other machined pieces. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowbiggrin.gif

The lathe is not in it's permanent spot as it will be closer to where all the electrical work was going on.

But its in a spot I will be able to turn something while doing odds and ends. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowwink.gif

Trying to make a whole turning station area with my downdraft table across in front of me and DP on one side and BS on the other. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yellowsmilewinkgrin.gif

That little 18" bed is alot heavier than I thought it would be. http://www.forums.woodnet.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/yelloweek.gif

Any pointers on hooking up the new cord and the remote switch?

I made it easy and installed 2, 220 outlets on seperate circuits on the wall under the window.

But we did run a box with 4 110 outlets overhead, So that will take care of a lathe mounted light, a flouresent fixture overhead and give me 2 other plugs one for power sanding with the HF angle head drill and one open for something else.
:D:cool:

[Scott Hubl]

The power is in! The cord is on! The remote switch is wired in!
:eek: IT"S ALIVE!
I wired in the remote switch and the 15 footer power cord and Fired my Baby up late last night.:D


She's Smmooth.

Heres the dual 220 outlets one is 20 amps and one is 15 amps.
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Heres the 4 110 outlets on their own circuit overhead.

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Now for the GOLD Lady.:D

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p59/AmericanAndProud/GOLD%203520B/101_1603.jpg

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Just need to get some more conduit to run the new curcuit for my DC and i'm all set.

VERY COOL.:cool:

[Ken Fitzgerald]

And what a beautiful lady she is......wait 'til you dance with her!

Congrats Scott!

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks Ken,
I'm pretty excited like a kid on Christmas Eve.:D

I'm sitting here watching Bill Grumbines -Beyond the basic bowl- DVD Paying attention to the NE bowl section I think it's a fitting virgin project for her and I.:eek::D LOL

[Ron Bontz]

Well Scott, I'll I can say is sweeeeet. It makes me feel rather inadequate with my little 1642-2. Ha. And I thought my shop was full. Good luck and happy turning.

[Alex Cam]

Heres the dual 220 outlets one is 20 amps and one is 15 amps.


In the picture, the receptacle you can see has the 3 prong circular pattern (hot, hot, ground). Is that the plug configuration that the 3520b comes with?

Alex

[Scott Hubl]

You have to buy your own "plug" to match your receptical.

The 3520B comes with a 6 foot long power cord without a plug on the end.

I added a 15 foot long cord and bought matching plugs and recepticals.

[Alex Cam]

You have to buy your own "plug" to match your receptical.

The 3520B comes with a 6 foot long power cord without a plug on the end.

I added a 15 foot long cord and bought matching plugs and recepticals.

Thanks for the info. My head almost spun when I went to the electrical isle at the Depot. So many combinations for 220...

[Scott Hubl]

If you put in 220 with a 20 amp breaker get a 220,20 amp rated plug, if 15 get a 15amp.

[CPeter James]

Why is the belt on the low speed pulleys?

CPeter

[Glenn Hodges]

Congratulations Scott, you sound as excited as I was when I got my first real lathe years ago.

[James Gillespie, Jr.]

Congrats on your new lathe. I've heard these don't come with the allen wrenches needed to attach the legs. Any truth to that?

Cheers,
James

[Scott Hubl]

Thats the truth. I used one from a HF "T" handled set and one regular one.
Not sure of the size off hand.

[Scott Hubl]

Thanks Ron,
My garage/shop is pretty FULL. I was suppose to be making Mission , Arts&Crafts type furniture then turned a Pen at Rockler one day. 7 lathes later.:eek:
Still want to make some furniture.
CP,
You gotta play with your toys/tools, try them out in all ranges.;)
Thanks Glenn,
I sure am, now I need to practice practice practice and enjoy my time at it.
Thanks James.

[Don Eddard]

Why is the belt on the low speed pulleys?

CPeter
My 3520B has been on the high speed pulleys only a couple of times. Most of what I turn is big enough to warrant the low-end range. :)