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AI Hembrug DR133

Peter from Holland

Peter from Holland

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The AI Hembrug DR1 and the Ergonomic (with the tilted bedways) I have seen here before And the users valued them greatly
The successor of the DR1 the DR133 I never saw it posted here however
At the moment I have a fine example of one so I thought I share it with you guys
It has a more modern design and a bigger hole through spindle of 37mm
Technicly it is very simular to the DR1
Wadde you experts think of it??



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Peter, shortly after I bought my DR-1M I found a -133 for sale locally. It was missing its leadscrew tumbler gear mechanism (not just the fibre gears), but was still an attractive machine that I almost purchased.

I thought it was a squared off DR-1, but the refinements were obvious once I saw the machine in person.

I still like the looks (and elegance) of the earlier lathes.

Greg
 
Greetings David...

In fact I did buy a couple of sets of those gears from Jon after last year's scrapefest. They are a nice product-well made at a bargain price.

That -133 that I saw last year had obviously stripped the gears, had the assembly removed and lost. I'm told that it is different from the Dr-1 mechanism.

As delightful as I find the Hembrug I am still charmed by Mike's 608 for its combination of utility and gratuitous beauty.
 
Greg Quenneville said:
Greetings David...

In fact I did buy a couple of sets of those gears from Jon after last year's scrapefest. They are a nice product-well made at a bargain price.

That -133 that I saw last year had obviously stripped the gears, had the assembly removed and lost. I'm told that it is different from the Dr-1 mechanism.

As delightful as I find the Hembrug I am still charmed by Mike's 608 for its combination of utility and gratuitous beauty.
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The break gears of a DR133 are different for sure
Smaller pitch and 2 different nr of teeth while the DR1 has 2 the same gears

Viilari
I have no idea how many lathes Hembrug manufactured
Over here they are very commen

Peter from Holland
 
Peter. said:
That lookes like a plain-back grip-tru chuck bolted to a camlock back plate. The grip-tru body is deeper than average and the backplate looks quite chunky.
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Yep, got it in one, looks weird on that size lathe.

Hmmm, doesn't appear there's any deals there even with a couple of days to go. The cute little SIP thing would look good on the mantlepiece though.
 
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