Jan 3, 2014 · The largest lathe in the world is for sale and is still working in Korea. If your garage is big enough, you can inquire here. Other manufacturers of large lathes include: Craven, Kramatorsk, Waldrich and Skoda.

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May 21, 2005 · I was looking at pics of the largest diesel engine crankshaft and got to wondering what kind of lathe it would take to rough this thing out? And was it finished with a huge crank grinder? Just how is this HUGE stuff worked with?

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The biggest lathe in the world belongs to ESCOM South Africa and was made by Waldrich-Siegen. It has a swing of 4.78 meters, a 38 meter bed, a workpiece weight of 330 tons and the machine...

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It’s been reported Waldrich Siegen of South Africa built the largest lathe in 1973 at 126 feet (38m), weighing 485.6 tons, the same weight as a jumbo jet aircraft, and capable of handling a workpiece up to 330 tons. Here is a video of the Waldrich lathe.

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