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    9X20 Steady Rest Home Made See the Video

    Steady rest for the 9x20 lathe.




    This video is not intended as a how to video rather it is a entertainment video and should be seen as such.
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    This video is not intended as a how to video rather it is a entertainment video and should be seen as such. LOL, Captainleeward. Very fine use of components to create the weldment and adjusters.

    That's half the fun, watch clues and fabricate mentally. Most of the hardware and components are visible, I should think many could run with that alone.
    Besides; more informative, creative, and entertaining than most of TV or Youtube...
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    Very nice Capt. I especially like the adjustment knobs. much more comfortable to the touch than knurled knobs
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    Thanks guys I always get a laugh when you comment on my posts,,,

    these knobs are my favorite to make I have them all over my equipment...Cap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Captainleeward View Post
    Thanks guys I always get a laugh when you comment on my posts,,, these knobs are my favorite to make I have them all over my equipment...Cap.
    ALL over? That could be crowded.
    Or at least uncomfortable...
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    laugh man....
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    Nice and it gives me good ideas, in recent discussions about steady rest the majority did not like roller bearings they said
    roller bearings pick up to much swaf.

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    Both rollers and brass tips have their place on steady/ follow rests. Not always interchangeable, usually depends on running surface or weight that rest bears.



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