On eBay:
Doesn’t he need that?
It might be a few bucks to get that across the Atlantic.
Maybe after 25 years he finally got tired of using the treadle, and bought a lathe with a motor.
I imagine he has at least one other lathe as well. Many woodwind makers have both a wood lathe and a machinist’s lathe.
whoa…never seen a lathe popping up on ebay! quite interesting.
Hmmm, can I make a blackwood flute if I get this one?
Hmmm, can I make a blackwood flute if I get this one?
It has been done. 
What is really strange is, Patrick Olwell is selling his treadle lathe also!
Just think, it is an Olwell. ( I wonder if I could make a blackwood flute if I got this?
I mean, what if there is a power failure, they will have to add another year to the waiting list! 
P.S. Also check out the ivory flute he is selling… 
P.S.S. If my mother is reading this she an get me the ivory flute for Christmas. 
You’re gonna need a lot more than just a lathe to make a flute. 
Well, there goes the quality . . . his flutes’ll never be the same.
When asked “Why are you selling it?” Hammy replied:
Basically a question of space. My workshop is small, and I really don’t use that lathe any more.
All the Best
Hammy Hamilton
Sold for EUR 500.00 (Approximately US $583.60) to bhpipes (perhaps our pipemaking C&F member billh?)
I was tempted. But as Doug pointed out, the shipping (and prolly customs) to the US would cost many, many bucks; probably much more than the cost of the tool.