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    hello firstly i found this site while researching this lathe ,so hi
    anyway il get to the point my father inlaw passed away to cancer last year and we are trying to raise some cash for the mother inlaw,im not a wood worker and i cant find any info on the lathe
    can you guys suggest what you think this is worth its in great nick its a
    hafco wl 14
    serial number is94025
    thanks guys i know im a newbie il try and post pics
    thanks you
    cheers arman
    Last edited by Groggy; 6th October 2012 at 12:11 PM. Reason: Post approved in this forum by admin. After appraisal, not a sale yet.

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    I don't know much about it and can't help at all about value, but it looks to me like quite a nice lathe.

    Edit: Looks like Grizzly in the US sells it for about US$1000 G1495 Heavy-Duty Wood Lathe
    No real idea how that compares to Aussie prices, but to give you some idea, this one at Grizzly is US$1500 G0632 16" x 42" Variable Speed Wood Lathe and seems to be the same or similar as this one from Hafco for about AU$1750 W387 | WL-46A Electronic Variable Speed Wood Lathe | machineryhouse.com.au
    The other day I described to my daughter how to find something in the garage by saying "It's right near my big saw". A few minutes later she came back to ask: "Do you mean the black one, the green one, or the blue one?".

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    Quote Originally Posted by petersemple View Post
    I don't know much about it and can't help at all about value, but it looks to me like quite a nice lathe.

    Edit: Looks like Grizzly in the US sells it for about US$1000 G1495 Heavy-Duty Wood Lathe
    No real idea how that compares to Aussie prices, but to give you some idea, this one at Grizzly is US$1500 G0632 16" x 42" Variable Speed Wood Lathe and seems to be the same or similar as this one from Hafco for about AU$1750 W387 | WL-46A Electronic Variable Speed Wood Lathe | machineryhouse.com.au
    thanks for taking the time ,they do look similar ,found an expiried link that sold one for 568
    do you think 500 to 550 is fair something like that

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    Usually something used sells for 50 to 75% of new. Yours is like new, so 75%, and has a chuck which will add $100 - $200 to the value. If there are chisels, grinder, tailstock center set, etc, that will add value.

    If the price gets close to new price with terms of sale; as is, where is, one may as well buy new and get a warranty.

    It is not in your best interest to offer a warranty, as any defect, real or imagined, may come to haunt you.

    Here is one new that sold for $534, plus buyers premium of $72.09, plus VAT:

    Woodworking Lathe, Hafco model WL-14, S/n 94050&#59; 240v plug-in&#59; approx 900mm Auction (0018-52855) | GraysOnline Australia

    We have no idea of condition.

    Your best solution would be to make a list of everything pertaining to the lathe, get prices of new, ask 80% for the total including VAT and negotiate from there.

    https://www.machineryhouse.com.au/WoodLathes

    I am sure others will have suggestions.
    So much timber, so little time.

    Paul

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    Thats one smick looking lathe clean tidy with looks like quite a bit of additional tooling. Behind I see what maybe a copy attachement bar, sander disc on the headstock, various tools posts, chuck face plate.

    As said if there are other bits n pieces available it could fetch a decent price but also considering age. The phone number attached is pre-9 so about 10 yrs or more give Hare & Forbes a call he Junction"
    Unit 1, 2 Windsor Rd
    Northmead NSW 2152

    PO BOX 3844
    Parramatta NSW 2124

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    Tel: (02) 9890 9111
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    Saturday 8.30-12.30pm

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    I am definitely interested in this lathe. Just waiting to see what kind of price will be placed on it.

    Everything I have looked at lately is to far away.
    Last edited by hdholden; 6th October 2012 at 02:37 PM. Reason: Spelling mistake

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    I thought they stopped making these years ago.

    They were also known as H 1000 and sold under a few different brand names. Not the same as the General H 1000.

    I had one exactly the same with a Woodfast badge on it.

    They have a rail along the back that holds that big clear guard.

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    you guys are great,i dont think there are chisels ,as when the great man passed,he was invovled in the mens shed,some stuff was donated and those lads also sold of some of his gear to help the mother in law out
    hd holden make an offer mate

    again please keep coming with sugestions,
    ive got to say,ive only been invovled in other types of forums,there normally clicky,im a total stranger/newbie and i appreciate the help,memebers taking the time to chase up stuff on the net etc etc
    i do appreicate it lads
    hd holden send us an offer
    thank you
    cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrmagoo View Post
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    hd holden make an offer mate

    .......

    Officially members would not be able to do that as auction are not allowed on this forum. After you have an indication of what value this might be you can create another thread in this sub forum. WOODWORK - Tools & Machinery MARKET

    Please also take a look at these forum rules for posting in the market place.

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f90/ru...forums-150585/

    Thank you

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    Done I've put it in the market place
    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f221/hafco-lathe-160201/

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