Metal Casting Zone

Im on the east coast, Delaware....

Hmmm! I'm sending 100# of scrap iron to Texas, that was $80. Someone has to keep the shipping guys in business. Se what you can find out, my zip is 43320. I called the UPS store with the weight, including crating, and zip. They gave me an estimate. It actually came out a little less.

at a guess it is about 60 lbs ill grab a scale from work and actually weigh it out tomorrow (my wife does not allow scales in the house lol) my guess is about $50.00 or so
for shipping. neat little lathe i have never ran it in the 15-20 years ive had it my south bend 10k does all my little jobs and I have a 15" logan that just sits and sits, think i ran it once last year for about 3-4 hours and thats about it

thats a neat lathe! a lathe like that would sell over here in oz fo about $350 in that condition so its well worth shipping. its a pity about the kiln! there is a good reason you didnt get it!! you just dont know it yet!!

12 x 12 x 32 55 lbs 36.02 what you think jammer ??? should i start boxing it up?

Box it up! Do you have Pay-Pal or would you like a money order? I will repay your kindness by sending you a small box of my junk...I mean fine foundry items for you to enjoy.

Well the little late is on its way to Jammer, It will be nice to see it put to good use.
Jammer will have to post some pics of it when he gets it cleaned up.....

Let's see, Ive got a lathe, some parting dust, and a set of digital scales on the way.
My wife is going to freak.

Sometimes its just easier to ask for forgiveness than that toy errr tool you want.
im working on getting a foundry pattern off e bay, well have to see how it goes. Its a flywheel that would work well for my steam engine, make a nice wheel also.

Yes, it's easier to get what you want, then ask for forgiveness.
Than it is to get her to agree before you buy it. Especially if there's onlt 35 seconds left to bid. Be careful what you promise at times like those. VOE!