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Duh…I was looking right at the article when I wrote that…smh. -- Bruce Johnson The less a man knows about how sausages and laws are made, the easier it is to steal his vote and give him

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OK THANK? ?i AM? HAPPY? TO LEARN? THAT? IS? A X2? WHELL POUR? CENTRAL POWER? LIKE? i SEE? BEFAORE? FOR? SIWING? ?INDUXTRY BUT NOW? IS? IT POSSIBLE? TO HAVE A SPLIT? POLLY? TO

Both center sections appear to be crowned, so that would be where to place a flat belt. Not possible to dismantle sounds suspicious but you?e looking at it and we are not. If no dismantling to

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I probably should have mentioned you generally want higher speeds for milling wood. Turning on the 7x12 isn’t too bad (a little too slow for small diameter stuff like pens), but there’s quite a

The Home Shop Machinist book “The Complete Mini Lathe Workshop “ has a bunch of stuff like that, although a power feed isn’t one of them He did have an article about making a power rfeed for

I don't think one could fit an endless belt on this one.? ?Need to lace the belt. -Gary

It does look like it takes a small flat belt Maybe 1 1/2-2 inches wide. These can be found online with varying lengths and widths. It has to be disassembled to get a belt on it. You can also buy small

My next project on my mini lathe is adding ball bearing? on my cross slide and power feed. After that DC drive to carriage. Dose any have photos or drawings the post. Dave FYI This group is for

Cleanliness is the key to success & longer machine life! Drill presses commonly get used for both wood & metal with no particular problems. Just clean everything thoroughly before & after machining;

Looks like a fast and loose pulley drive to me too Brian.? ?From back in the days where you had multiple tools running off one power source, and you didn't turn on/off that power based on what tools

I think there are two pulleys in the center, one is connected to the shaft, one is loose on the shaft. A flat belt would be shifted from one to the other to either drive the shaft or not. Brian

Presuming it’s the big green wheel you want to drive, replace the black stone on the other side with a pulley or a direct connection to the shaft. I have a similar arbor at home, although it does

Generally, you never want to machine wood on metal lathes and mills.? This is the "common" advice.? It is true that there is a rather high risk of rust as wood, unlike metal chips, contains

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A- I ahve this? vintage? setup I put some? grinder? disk? put? tooo? large? for? my? normal? use I? put? al x6? to male a kind? of? wheel advise? is? it? good? or? a? bad?

I have turned wood and Trex on my mini lathe. I have also machined wood and Trex on my mini mill. You are only limited by your imagination. Regards, John Mattis (retired mechanical

Messy but certainly doable. Just consider you won't be getting a nice finish from machining. If that is required, then some sanding will be in order and there goes, at least, some of your desired

Much to the horror of many, I have used both my mini-lathe & mini-mill to cut wood. Works fine. The only problem you’ll have is the sawdust sticks to the oil making it a bit hard to clean