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How to bootstrap an ancient greek metal lathe: https://youtu.be/SVTcs3ziNJI <https://youtu.be/SVTcs3ziNJI> All of the Antikythera Fragment videos are very worthwhile, imo, almost more than the main

Lone Tree… You ask what would happen if QC was improved…easy response... The cost would go up as would the quality(hopefully)..those costs would most likely be passed straight through to the

Insist on all that and watch the prices rise enough to not make the hobby hobby friendly. george

I have made purchases from Grizzly.? ?Unfortunately, due to being typical imports, with poor results (as discussed in another topic).? ?But they did take both of the defective lathes back.?

George, There is one white rectangular multi connector that may be the issue. The connector doesn’t seem to want to snap in place as solidly as it should and remain tightly connected. I will look at

roy via groups.io wrote: I could try, but it sounds like I probably shouldn't be vacuuming that much "long" stuff. And I think the Fein works well because it's pretty high velocity -- I'm afraid it

Can you upgrade your shop vac to use a? 2 1/2" hose & accessories? That's the best thing I've done to my ancient Craftsman shop vac! Roy

"You can also permanently mount the lathe on end and use it vertically." Have you tried this? I suppose it's possible, but I don't see the point. Something I've toyed with (but haven't tried), is to

I had one of those and just tossed it earlier this year. Agreed with right concept but cheaply made. You would end up having to replace the cheap particle board and the metal braces are a joke. I do

Thanks, George! Dick

I will check that all my wire connections match the diagrams. There are several to check and if something isn’t connected correctly it could be the source of the issue. I was hoping it would not

Jacques, why don't you just post in French? We all have Google Translate. Ralph wrote:

You can also permanently mount the lathe on end and use it vertically. Ralph gcvisalia@...> wrote:

Animal is correct; you also were limited by the footprint and height of what was mounted on the rotary portion of the “table.” I had one for a couple of years with a small jointer, benchtop

I use cardboard. I use it under the ways. Its deep enough to reach from the front of the bench to near the rear of the bench. I also have large piece as backsplash. It rests on the piece under the

1- what? ?do? you thing? about ouging? thecnic 2- do? you use? it sometime 3- is it? need a special? equipment 4-or? only? welding? equpment? whit? special? ?rcarbon? rod jack 47 71

I've been storing my mini-lathe vertically for years, and it works fine. What I did was make a wooden plug for the left end of the spindle. Part of it is turned down to fit snugly inside the spindle.

hit send to soon . probably the best bang for the buck would be the tool box under the lathe , Ya just push it out of teh way when needed & no extra setup time when ya want to use the lathe . They

IIRC on that Craftsman rotating bench that ya had to slide the top out to the side on either side of the center top before ya could spin the centerpiece . animal

Recheck your work. If it wasnt there before and now it is after you put the motor back on, then something went wonky when you reassembled it. Pinched wire ? Misconnected wire ? And for sure, a good