USED 1942 CUTMASTER VTL

The 1942 Cutmaster Vertical Turret Lathe (VTL) is a robust manual machine built during the wartime era for demanding heavy-duty machining. With a large table diameter, substantial swing capacity, and rigid cast-iron construction, this VTL was designed for turning, facing, boring, and grooving of large cylindrical components. Its turret head allows multiple tools to be set up at once, increasing versatility and efficiency. The Cutmaster is ideally suited for shipyards, rail, energy, and heavy manufacturing environments where reliability and rigidity are paramount.
Features & Options
Heavy-duty cast-iron construction for rigidity
Large capacity table for oversized workpieces
Manual turret with multiple tool stations
Gear-driven spindle for torque at low speeds
Capable of turning, facing, boring, and grooving
Mechanical feed and rapid traverse
Designed for long life and continuous industrial service
Specifications are typical estimates for a 1940s Cutmaster VTL. Always confirm with the specific machine’s nameplate or rebuild documentation.

Year: 1942
Manufacturer: Cutmaster
Model: VTL
Machine Type: Vertical Turret Lathe
Table Diameter: ~48″
Max Swing: ~54″
Max Height Under Rail: ~36″
Turret Tool Positions: 4–6
Spindle Speed Range: ~5 – 250 rpm
Main Motor: ~30 hp
Table Load Capacity: ~10,000 lb
Machine Dimensions: ~120″ × 100″ × 130″
Machine Weight: ~35,000 lb
Final Listing Price: Request Quote