We drove 918 miles for our Logan 820 Lathe

[@josephfriedrich9792]

Splash shield for the cuttin oil and chips

[@biker_dale]

Oh yes!! I'd love one too 😁 your fabrication work just changed up a gear now 👍

[@toddclark332]

Beautiful family bud great video thanks for the ride along 😁👍❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@norbertdavid5426]

The smile your little girl makes is very adorable. My little girl is 3 and she makes this face when she smiles that melts my heart and I'm sure that smile does the same for you. Congrats on the success and beautiful family! PS love from Canada, minus the shipping rates haha

[@satzuki-user250]

Oregon's highways are such beautiful scenery... Show off your cool custom bike with new tools.

[@DGreenfield-j2p]

I’ve been following this channel for about a year. I can’t wait to see what you do with your new toy.

[@kanjoriol]

It's good to see you having fun times with the family, glad for you man. Keep it up

[@richiebainbridge2608]

Nice bit of kit. Not many ladies would have taken that trip. Your little girl was so patient 👍🇬🇧

[@johnhall3860]

Can’t wait to see what kind of cool stuff you turn out. You take care and stay safe bud. Awesome family bud.

[@blackedoutgst]

Man she's such a trooper. Great family memories. When my daughter was that little she cried all the way from TN to Charleston SC 😅

[@michaelyackovich155]

Love all your bike build videos but really love the shop infrastructure videos, I can watch them all day long, can’t wait to see the lathe in action, you’re really going to UP your game fabrication wise, you ever think about adding a milling machine too

[@LNSPLTBLVD]

I don’t think I have the space for a mill. I’d rather get a Tig welder first

[@dojo3243]

Come back up north to Humboldt county for the redwood runs!

[@RatsnRods]

You should've waited to find a toolbox full of tooling at a swap meet! Just picked up an old Kennedy box full of tooling for lathes and mills for $70, I guarantee there's more than a grand worth in that thing and lathe tooling can be reused even after damaging the tips.

[@LNSPLTBLVD]

I’m not good at waiting

[@Miller923]

Awesome lathe! I believe you can get all swivel casters for the toolbox.

[@iamfrickincool]

Right on!

[@lbahr11]

Great score bro. But you better cover the Z, because when you use cutting fluid it’s going to fling out the back all over the Z.

[@thomasbrustad5596]

Nice set up. Good buy.

[@Blackhides]

such a beautiful view

[@Blackhides]

now you can custom made triple tree, spacer, bungs and more..

[@crashoveride72]

Congrats on the lathe mang. Shoulda bought a bigger tool box. You'll need it once you start making parts. Tooling has a way of multiplying.

[@LNSPLTBLVD]

Thank you but a bigger tool box would defeat the whole purpose of fitting it under the lathe

[@arthurleino]

Awesome trip with Family to pick up a Lathe.

[@joaobarulho9124]

Sua familia e maravilhosa e a sua filhinha e muito linda. Parabens.

[@4MATAStudio]

Your spot is turning into.a proper chopper biz man. Good stuff.

[@marklaramie7393]

Cool trip man, let the fun begin, put your on twist/style on the parts you'll be making..... 🍻 cheers

[@MrJohnpmeadows]

Best thing about a lathe, is it is a tool that you can use to make tools.

[@Motorhead-y3]

My Grandpa had a Logan for 40plus yrs. My Honda 3 wheeler needed His repairs in the 70s...lol

[@JestesZBoczkiem]

Cool episode. Im really enjoy Your vlogs. This Logan looks like piece of good engineering.

[@jphurleyify]

Haven’t watched in a while but I’m back baby

[@coachman0069]

Nice road trip. And have you decided what to make first?? Good luck! 🤞

[@NorCalGuy]

I bet you got some new camping trip ideas.

[@22killakush22]

Dope…love your toys man! I gotta step up my game lol. Have the classic and truck but no bike….yet.

[@kenwhinery8430]

met you guys once at nor cal swap, I v got a 71 fl.

[@OL-Tom]

Oh man you're headed down a dark hole. Next it'll be a milling machine, and a CNC machine

[@LNSPLTBLVD]

Nah no space

[@0f0t0graph]

3d print some trays to hold your tooling

[@bullasjuanlorenzo]

Buen video. Hicisteis un buen montón de kilómetros (millas) para recoger ese torno, pero creo que valió la pena, se ve en muy buenas condiciones. Tienes una familia maravillosa. La configuración del garaje-taller te quedo muy adecuada, tendrás que hacer una pantalla recoge virutas, o lo llenaras todo de restos de mecanizado. Saludos from Spain🍻

[@celticfirehorse9345]

Sweet lathe,smaller wheels would have given more shelf height,got my eye on a similar southbend,same vintage,subbed👍

[@frankmorris2603]

Another where'd i go wrong moment watching these videos. But well done. 👍

[@kenwhinery8430]

yea san jose, yes I can run a lathe. been up that rode all my life. nor cal swap was a flop last there.

[@kenwhinery8430]

I m from willow glen.

[@ignaciozuritapomeri8789]

Saludos desde Chile.

[@SrRaki]

Awesome

[@garageflatheads5015]

Perfeito ferramenta nunca e de mas rsrs

[@tinbenderbear3248]

Quick change tool post, and definitely move the Z when you're making chips. Lol You would have been a lot cooler if you got a southbend #9. Jk bad ass lathe brother, can't wait to sew what you do with it.

[@LNSPLTBLVD]

Haha I like the Logan’s pirate leg

[@locogringosmc]

Hell yeah! No more buying bungs :D

[@LloydMayes]

❤❤❤

[@rene-yvescote3954]

Wow! Now you are getting serious. Nice purchase. René-Yves Quebec Canada.

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Recycledhooligan]

That should get some good use.with bike fabrication.

[@unokarpa4405]

поздравляю с началом токарной жизни! )

[@陳勝偉-m7c]

🥰❤️

[@benderbender1233]

s000 ssssick b0ss!! ✌😎✌

[@benderbender1233]

tight ship!! 🤙

[@chrisd-gd6no]

awesome addition! Now that you have a lathe, you will wonder how you ever lived, or how anyone CAN live without a lathe! One piece of advice...don't get too hung up on fancy tooling and attachments....alot of it is just "stuff you need to store"....A 3 jaw, a 4 jaw...a decent tailstock chuck (one small, one larger), and stick with hand ground HSS cutting tools!! Don't get caught up in all of the inserts and quick change tooling...that's fine for production or super-serious maintenance shops....maybe, but its all expensive, and only saves time....thats not necessarily the goal of the "frugal and intelligent home-builder/biker" !! Stick to the basics and perfect them, and enjoy your new machine!