Wood Lathe-Tool Post.

Wood Lathe-Tool Post.Made from steel round and square tubing- 1/4 inch flat bar.Attachment 6848Attachment 6849Attachment 6850

Thanks Captainleeward! We've added your Wood Lathe Tool Post to our Wood Lathes category, as well as to your builder page: Captainleeward's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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I just posted asking if someone had done this ... felt pressured by the site to post something without looking to see if someone had made one... guess I should have stuck with just doing an intro.

BUT I want to make a tool post for my used Clarke 7x14 mini metal lathe. So, I'm thinking I do not want to take the lead screw out nor the carriage assembly off. Therefore, I looking to build it as a 'change out' on the cross slide.

The reason I made a separate lathe is I like my lathe ready to work with out braking down another set up so I have both. :O)