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| 06-18-2012 07:06 PM | |
| WayneMahler | Looks interesting. Would be interested in learning more about them. |
| 06-18-2012 07:00 PM | |
| Clemo | Tks Arie & bobj3 - both right on. Peter, Hi, go with Arie & bobj3. PM me if you want to ask questions or compare notes. C ya. |
| 06-18-2012 09:58 AM | |
| bobj3 |
Hi Just a butt in post  see many more pictures in my uploads == |
| 06-18-2012 08:02 AM | |
| breezy | Look up Timbecon router lathe |
| 06-18-2012 07:20 AM | |
| crowie | Quote:
Originally Posted by Clemo View Post I have a router lathe which does not have gears. The screw facility is provided by cable. See pics attached, including the type of work I do with it. My lathe is a commercially available unit, purchased in Australia, brand name unknown. The indexing chuck has 36 holes offering 10degree increments. The spindle has 3 concentric drive wheels offering pitches of 125, 160 and 190mm. I operate mine lefthanded and have made some mods, but look at the work. Happy to field questions. Incidently, flat reeding and fluting is not a lathe job, but barley twist is and is dead easy and fast. Tks C ya. That's surely some beautiful work and with a router. Could I please trouble you to show me a few photos of the actual Router Lathe. It looks like a great option for someone with space restrictions. Thank you. Cheers, crowie |
| 06-18-2012 05:22 AM | |
| Clemo | Whoops - where are the pics? I'll try that again. Sorry, C ya. |
| 06-18-2012 04:34 AM | |
| Clemo | Router Lathe without gears I have a router lathe which does not have gears. The screw facility is provided by cable. See pics attached, including the type of work I do with it. My lathe is a commercially available unit, purchased in Australia, brand name unknown. The indexing chuck has 36 holes offering 10degree increments. The spindle has 3 concentric drive wheels offering pitches of 125, 160 and 190mm. I operate mine lefthanded and have made some mods, but look at the work. Happy to field questions. Incidently, flat reeding and fluting is not a lathe job, but barley twist is and is dead easy and fast. Tks C ya. |
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