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I always wanted to make a lathe. Three months ago without any design and a thick old wood and a metal (H) started. Many mechanisms and a lot of work almost every day. The first tests are satisfactory.
I always wanted to make a lathe. Three months ago without any design and a thick old wood and a metal (H) started. Many mechanisms and a lot of work almost every day. The first tests are satisfactory.
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Nice work there Rep
Are you mainly going to do wood work and a little metal? what moves the carriage? I see you have a handle on the saddle, is there a rack an pinion gear on the bottom of the feed rod?
Nice work
Comments are always welcome
Doug
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and a photo from the bottom
will52100 (Sep 4, 2018)
 above the pinion so that the gear teeth aren't such a natural repository for debris. "Pin It")
just a minor suggestion: Relocate the rack (with teeth facing down) above the pinion so that the gear teeth aren't such a natural repository for debris.
Thanks rep! We've added your Lathe to our Lathes category,
as well as to your builder page: rep's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
Where did you find the spindle at?Originally Posted by rep
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