Of all the very many watchmakers lathes pulled from cupboards and hiding places in basements, one of the most common must be by the German maker Wolf Jahn, a manufacturer founded in 1887 and always associated with very high-quality engineering.

Wolf Jahn 50 mm centre height by 300 mm between-centres heavily-built WW-pattern (Webster Whitcombe) lathe. Possibly supplied for production work, the 2-step headstock pulley (with, surprisingly, only a slight speed difference between the two positions) and lever-action collet closer and tailstock were the sort of fitting commonly found on ...

A rare Wolf,Jahn lathe of the plain-turning precision bench type, the Model DD Approximately 3.5" centre height and 15" between centres it was built in several forms

2022年4月2日 · I've never seen a manual on a Wolf Jahn lathe in 25 years of looking. I figure they figured you'd know how to use it if you bought it, but that's 60+ years ago. Do you have any …

2020年4月6日 · A very clean and well equipped example of this well known German maker. This model comes with a separate mandrel headstock and short relived D bed. In its original box …

Overall, it was in surprisingly good shape. Packaging was done well, shipping was fast. Shipping cost was on the high side.

2024年12月26日 · Supplies for making crafts Wolf & Jahn Professional watchmaker's lathe German Made 6mm collet The lathe is in very good condition. There is no run-out in lathe. …

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Wolf Jahn Precision Machine Tools & Accessories Catalogue 1903. GERMAN TEXT. Includes lathes in many styles, milling machines, bench centres, surface plates, vices, etc. 84 pages. Not to our normal very high standard of reproduction - but still of reasonable quality.

2008年5月28日 · Your Wolf Jahn lathe is a German copy of the American Watch Tool Co., Waltham, Mass., Webster-Whitcomb model. They might have called it Victoria only for the UK market. The WW brand was bought by F. W. Derbyshire, also of Waltham, Mass. in 1911 and they are still in business making small lathes.