Building a storage shed

The review and comments served more than just a warning purpose. It actually made me a lot more satisfied with my lathe.

When I retired in 1996, I thought I would try a little turning. So

“Now looking at the lathe here, let’s talk about the parts just really quickly. We’ve got the head stock. And in the head stock we have the spindle,

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I love the variable speed, but the low speed is too fast – and getting faster. It started at around 600 rpm, but now does not get below 1000. Ordered a new belt to get the speed down (as the belt wear

I know there has been a lot of interest about Grizzly shipping to Canada. I was in need of a new 3 HP table saw and was quite eager to get Grizzly’s new G1023 saw with the riving knife. The 2010 G10

Many years ago, I bought an old home made lathe at a yard sale. The lathe had been built by somebody many years ago, by welding together half inch thick steel plates and angle irons, and weighed a lo

My goal was to get the mower out of the garage. I accomplished that – and then some. This is a great shed that isnt too ugly and goes together fairly easily with two execeptions:

Assembly:

I built this stand using 2×6’s and a 2×10. The design is based on the bed of the “Low Cost Wooden Longbed” lathe by Carlyle Lynch found on page 72 of Lathes And Turning Techiques. Lynch’s

I have always wanted to have a dedicated vacuum chuck for my lathe but didn’t want to pay the high cost. After doing a lot of research and talking to turners that had built their own system I de

I am 100 % sure the supermarket chain LIDL has copied the artwork for their orange marmelade tins they are now selling in their shops. I passed through it earlier today and got a reminder that I shoul