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Description
Adding a compound slide rest to a wood lathe will expand the tool's abilities to include precise machining of metals, plastics, hardwoods, or any number turnable materials. There is no need to alter the lathe unless you add a jackshaft to lower spindle speeds for turning metals.
This is an original 6 page magazine article from 1963.
Pages measure 6 1/2” x 9”
We do not photocopy these.
Pages are not all shown in Photos
- This tool can be built without the use of a metal lathe
- Steel plate construction
- Uses commonly available materials
This is an original 6 page magazine article from 1963.
Pages measure 6 1/2” x 9”
We do not photocopy these.
- Measured Drawings and Diagrams
- Complete Instructions
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- $5.89 for Canadian shipping - Additional items $1 each.
- $7.00 other International shipping - Additional items $1 each.
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