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Used Grizzly Metalworking Machines for Sale

Resell CNC is your Simple. Reliable. and Trusted.® source for used Grizzly metalworking machines — including benchtop and gearhead metal lathes, mill/drills, vertical mills, combination lathe/mills, CNC routers, surface grinders, and bandsaws. We carry Grizzly models across the full metalworking product line, from the popular G0602 and G0752 benchtop lathes through the G0704 and G0755 mill/drills, G0709 and G0776 gunsmithing lathes, G0678 vertical mills, and G0894 CNC routers.

Grizzly Industrial, Inc. was founded in 1983 by Shiraz Balolia in Bellingham, Washington. What began as a one-man operation importing and reselling metal lathes has grown into one of the largest machinery companies in the United States, serving over three million customers nationwide. Grizzly is headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, with a second warehouse and showroom in Springfield, Missouri. Together these facilities provide nearly one million square feet of warehouse space packed with inventory. Products are designed in the United States with quality control offices in Taiwan and China overseeing production. Grizzly sells direct to the end user with no dealer network, keeping prices accessible for hobbyists, gunsmiths, small job shops, trade schools, and production facilities alike. The company is known for its extensive product selection, award-winning manuals, and U.S.-based customer service and technical support.

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Grizzly Metal Lathes

Grizzly offers one of the widest selections of metal lathes under a single brand. The benchtop lineup includes the G0602 (10" x 22") and its variable-speed counterpart, the G0752, both popular with home machinists and small shops. Gearhead and gunsmithing lathes include the G0750G (12" x 36"), G0776 (13" x 40" with DRO), and G0709 (14" x 40"), all featuring hardened and precision-ground beds, quick-change tool posts, and large spindle bores ideal for barrel work. The G0791 combination lathe/mill packs turning and milling into a single compact footprint.

Grizzly Mills, Mill/Drills & CNC

The G0704 7" x 27" mill/drill is one of the best-selling mill/drills in the country and a favorite base for CNC conversions. The G0755 heavy-duty mill/drill and G0678 8" x 30" variable-speed vertical mill serve shops that need more capacity. Grizzly's CNC product line includes the G0894 24" x 36" CNC router with integrated controller, stepper-motor-driven ballscrews, and compatibility with popular CAD/CAM platforms including Fusion 360, VCarve, and MasterCAM.

Grizzly Grinders, Saws & Accessories

Beyond lathes and mills, Grizzly supplies surface grinders, tool and cutter grinders, metalworking bandsaws, drill presses, ironworkers, and a full catalog of tooling and accessories. The company's metalworking accessory line covers chucks, vises, collets, cutting tools, DRO kits, and measuring instruments.


Founded	1983 by Shiraz Balolia
Headquarters	Bellingham, Washington
US Facilities	Bellingham, WA & Springfield, MO (warehouses and showrooms)
Best Known For	Benchtop metal lathes, mill/drills, gunsmithing lathes, CNC routers, vertical mills
Popular Models	G0602, G0752, G0704, G0755, G0709, G0776, G0750G, G0678, G0791, G0894
Controls	Manual with DRO, VFD variable speed, integrated CNC controller (routers)
Industries Served	Home workshops, gunsmithing, small job shops, trade schools, prototype shops, DIY/makers

What to Look for When Buying a Used Grizzly

Grizzly metalworking machines are built with cast-iron beds, hardened and precision-ground ways, and gearhead or VFD-driven spindles that hold up well over time. Here is what to inspect before purchasing.

Check the bed and ways for wear. Grizzly lathes use V-way prismatic bed designs in cast iron. Run your fingers along the full length and look for scoring, glazing, or uneven contact. On benchtop lathes (G0602, G0752), check where the carriage travels most frequently, as hobby use often concentrates wear near the headstock.

Test the spindle and headstock assembly. Measure spindle runout at the nose with a dial indicator. On gearhead models (G0709, G0750G, G0776), shift through all speed ranges and listen for gear noise or bearing rumble. On variable-speed models, verify that the VFD ramps smoothly and the digital readout tracks accurately.

Inspect the cross-slide, compound, and tool post. Check for backlash in the cross-slide and compound feed screws. Loose gibs are adjustable, but worn lead screws are more costly to address. On mill/drills (G0704, G0755), test all three axes for backlash and smooth travel.

Verify electrical components and accessories. Confirm that the motor runs without overheating, that switches and controls function properly, and that DRO displays (if equipped) read accurately. Check whether original accessories are included: chucks, faceplates, steady rests, and change gears affect value significantly.

Grizzly Benchtop Metal Lathes

G0602 & G0752 (10" x 22")

The G0602 is Grizzly's classic 10" x 22" benchtop lathe with a 1 HP motor, six-speed gearbox (150 to 2,400 RPM), hardened V-ways, and a full accessory package including 3-jaw and 4-jaw chucks, faceplate, and tool post. The G0752 adds VFD-driven electronic speed control with digital RPM readout. Both are among the most widely traded used benchtop lathes in North America and popular bases for CNC conversions.

Grizzly Gunsmithing & Gearhead Lathes

G0750G (12" x 36")

The G0750G features an enclosed gearbox, spider mount system, large spindle bore, and quick-change tool post. The enclosed gearbox provides quieter operation and longer gear life compared to open-gear designs.

G0776 (13" x 40") & G0709 (14" x 40")

The G0776 offers 13" swing with a 2 HP motor, 2-axis DRO, flood coolant, and foot brake. The G0709 steps up to 14" swing with NSK bearings, an extra-large 1-9/16" spindle bore, and a torque-wrench tailstock lock for repeatable alignment. Both include spider mounts for barrel and long-shaft work.

G0791 (12" x 36" Combination Lathe/Mill)

The G0791 combines a 12" x 36" lathe with a 3/4 HP milling head, packing turning and milling into a single footprint for gunsmiths and small shops.

Grizzly Mill/Drills & Vertical Mills

G0704 (7" x 27")

The G0704 is one of the best-selling mill/drills in the country with a 1 HP variable-speed motor (50 to 2,250 RPM), R-8 spindle, dovetail column, and tapered gibs. It is also one of the most commonly CNC-converted machines on the market, with a large aftermarket ecosystem of ballscrew kits, stepper motors, and controller packages.

G0755 & G0678

The G0755 is a heavy-duty mill/drill with stand and power feed for shops needing more rigidity. The G0678 is an 8" x 30" variable-speed vertical mill with 1-1/2 HP motor, offering a step toward full-size knee mill capability.

Grizzly CNC Machines

The G0894 is a 24" x 36" CNC router with a 3 HP water-cooled spindle (24,000 RPM), stepper-motor-driven ballscrews, and an integrated controller compatible with VCarve, Fusion 360, MasterCAM, and other CAD/CAM platforms. Many Grizzly manual machines (particularly the G0704, G0602, and G0752) also enter the used market as completed CNC conversions with aftermarket ballscrews, stepper motors, and controllers running Mach3, LinuxCNC, or GRBL.

How to Sell Your Used Grizzly

Grizzly machines hold solid resale value thanks to quality construction, wide parts availability, and strong demand from hobbyists, gunsmiths, and small shops. The G0602, G0752, G0704, and G0709 are in particularly high demand.

Resell CNC buys used Grizzly machines, every model and generation, nationwide.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Used Grizzly Machines

Are used Grizzly machines reliable?

Yes. Grizzly machines are built with cast-iron beds, hardened ways, and gearhead or VFD-driven spindles. The company has served over three million customers since 1983, and well-maintained units provide years of dependable service in home shops and small commercial environments.

Can I still get parts for a used Grizzly?

Yes. Grizzly maintains a parts warehouse in Springfield, Missouri, and stocks replacement components for current and many discontinued models. Parts can be ordered directly through Grizzly's website or by contacting their U.S.-based technical support team.

What should I inspect before buying a used Grizzly?

Focus on bed and way condition, spindle runout, cross-slide and compound backlash, motor function, and the completeness of original accessories (chucks, tool posts, change gears). On variable-speed models, verify smooth VFD operation across the full range.

What is the difference between the G0602 and G0752?

Both are 10" x 22" benchtop metal lathes with the same bed, carriage, and tailstock. The G0602 uses a 6-speed gear-driven spindle, while the G0752 adds electronic variable-speed control via VFD with digital RPM readout, allowing speed changes while running.

Is a Grizzly good for CNC conversion?

Yes. The G0704 mill/drill and G0602/G0752 lathes are among the most commonly CNC-converted machines in the hobby and small-shop market. A large aftermarket ecosystem supplies ballscrew kits, stepper motors, and controller packages.

What Grizzly models hold their value best?

The G0709 and G0776 gunsmithing lathes, G0704 mill/drill, and G0678 vertical mill maintain the strongest resale values. CNC conversions (particularly G0704 mills with ballscrews and controllers) also command a premium. Call (844) 478-8181 for valuations.

Does Resell CNC offer financing on used Grizzly machines?

Yes. Resell CNC offers flexible financing options to help your business acquire the equipment it needs. Contact us at (844) 478-8181 to discuss terms.

How do I sell my used Grizzly?

Contact Resell CNC at (844) 478-8181 or sales@resellcnc.com. We buy every Grizzly metalworking model nationwide, from benchtop lathes through gunsmithing machines and CNC conversions. Free appraisal within 24 hours.