Little help here

[D.Oliver]

I have to tell you, I was recently reading a thread by Mark James and I found this particular thread very inspiring. When I was done reading I just wanted to head straight to the shop and turn something, anything.

Here's the thread.

I'm sure you'll feel the same way after reading it. I mean if a man that dries his pens with a pink towel can make it all the way to the IAP collection, the world is our oyster right?:biggrin:

So now my dilemma. I just looked and it was Jan 2015 the last time I turned a pen. Any remember where the on / off switch is on a Cabratec 4S lathe?

 

[EBorraga]

First thing you need to do is go buy a pink towel

 

[bobleibo]

Derek
Being that it's been over a year since you turned a pen, you may want to consider being more concerned with finding the entire lathe, not just the on/off switch. I think that condition may be the result of too much of Ernie's "Kool-aid" drinks.
Oye~
Bob

 

[Dalecamino]

First thing you need to do is go buy a pink towel

LMAO!!! :biggrin: A visit from a couple of good friends helps :wink:

 

[Dalecamino]

I have to tell you, I was recently reading a thread by Mark James and I found this particular thread very inspiring. When I was done reading I just wanted to head straight to the shop and turn something, anything.

Here's the thread.

I'm sure you'll feel the same way after reading it. I mean if a man that dries his pens with a pink towel can make it all the way to the IAP collection, the world is our oyster right?:biggrin:

So now my dilemma. I just looked and it was Jan 2015 the last time I turned a pen. Any remember where the on / off switch is on a Cabratec 4S lathe?

Mark is a Whiz with a camera :biggrin: Glad to inspire you Derek. Now...go make something :biggrin: