SELLING 21st Century Power Neck Turning Lathe with accessories for multiple calibers

[JustDreaming]

Hello all,

Thinning out some of the items that I've upgraded away from.

Have a like new 21st Century Power Neck Turning Lathe with the following included:

1. Carbide Cutter: 23 deg, 30 deg, 35 deg, 40 deg shoulder angle cutters
2. Turning Arbor: 6mm & 7mm, both are Black Nitride
3. Case holder: #2, #4, #5, & PPC

Package Price: $900 (shipping included for the lower 48)

PM for any additional information

Thanks,
Jim

 

[G7BC]

This is a great tool that gives super consistent results. I can get through 300 cases in a weekend if I keep at it. I screwed mine to a large cutting board so it's easy to put away when I'm finished and keeps everything organized...

 

[Fire Dog]

This is a great tool that gives super consistent results. I can get through 300 cases in a weekend if I keep at it. I screwed mine to a large cutting board so it's easy to put away when I'm finished and keeps everything organized...
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Thanks for the cutting board idea, beats the Y clamp I have been using for my 21st Century lathe and plenty of room for the brass shavings.
Have to ask what you what system you have “Upgraded” too?
An ID/OD from FCP?
A bargain considering replacement cost is well over $1K.

 

[G7BC]

Thanks for the cutting board idea, beats the Y clamp I have been using for my 21st Century lathe and plenty of room for the brass shavings.
Have to ask what you what system you have “Upgraded” too?
An ID/OD from FCP?
A bargain considering replacement cost is well over $1K.

Sounds like the seller has upgraded. I’m still using the 21st century but researching other methods. I like the idea of the IDOD but sounds like the cases need to be very concentric to start with or the trim will be uneven? Still researching. The 21st century has some “Flex” built into the design so the trim comes out very consistent case to case.

 

[Fire Dog]

Sounds like the seller has upgraded. I’m still using the 21st century but researching other methods. I like the idea of the IDOD but sounds like the cases need to be very concentric to start with or the trim will be uneven? Still researching. The 21st century has some “Flex” built into the design so the trim comes out very consistent case to case.

I have been to the factory in Phoenix and the ID/OD machines are quite complex in their build which explains their cost.
Look for various comments by forum members that have used them….
Some swear by them and some swear at them…
I can live with my 21st Century as it does the job that I bought it for and is ahead of a hand held even though it is not an ID/OD… Just have to ask if you are chasing diminishing returns that you may or may not be able to see.

 

[Shooter13]

I can live with my 21st Century as it does the job that I bought it for and is ahead of a hand held even though it is not an ID/OD

Exactly, I like mine and have had it for about 5 years, regardless of everything we do if you don't read the wind correctly everything else is out the window!
Oh, BUMP!