G Gary Max Member Joined Oct 30, 2004 Messages 6,224 Location Southern Kentucky Feb 28, 2005 #1 Thanks to some input from Fred in Nc---I rebuilt my little lathe. I like this set-up a whole lot better.
Thanks to some input from Fred in Nc---I rebuilt my little lathe. I like this set-up a whole lot better.
F Fred in NC Member Joined Oct 14, 2004 Messages 1,887 Location LANDIS, NC, USA. Feb 28, 2005 #2 Wow, nice setup, Gary!
D DCBluesman Passed Away Mar 3, 2016 In Memoriam Joined Aug 22, 2004 Messages 7,679 Location WOODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA Feb 28, 2005 #3 Nice setup, Gary. It's a lot less intimidating in a box!
D Doghouse Member Joined Jun 1, 2004 Messages 1,286 Location Smithfield, VA, USA. Feb 28, 2005 #4 Now that is something I would love to see a short on DIY about. Talk about custom! Now the real question is.... can I get one that runs on gas?
Now that is something I would love to see a short on DIY about. Talk about custom! Now the real question is.... can I get one that runs on gas?
G Gary Max Member Joined Oct 30, 2004 Messages 6,224 Location Southern Kentucky Feb 28, 2005 #5 I am going to try and power it from a marine battery and a DC converter. It only pulls 2.3 amps. This sounds a lot cheaper than buying a small generator. Hey Fred will that work?????????
I am going to try and power it from a marine battery and a DC converter. It only pulls 2.3 amps. This sounds a lot cheaper than buying a small generator. Hey Fred will that work?????????
F Fearless Member Joined May 12, 2004 Messages 33 Location Flagstaff, Az, USA. Feb 28, 2005 #6 Very nice. Is that a Cocobolo belt guard? Scott
G Gary Max Member Joined Oct 30, 2004 Messages 6,224 Location Southern Kentucky Feb 28, 2005 #7 Scott the belt gaurd is made from Cedar pen blanks and the top is red oak.--kinda a cedar log thing with a oak roof
Scott the belt gaurd is made from Cedar pen blanks and the top is red oak.--kinda a cedar log thing with a oak roof
J jdavis Member Joined Jan 27, 2005 Messages 1,260 Location longview, texas, USA. Mar 8, 2005 #8 Very nice set-up
W woodscavenger Member Joined Jan 16, 2005 Messages 1,491 Location Boise, ID, USA. Mar 8, 2005 #9 Did you use pen blanks to make that lincoln log setup for your belt guard?
F Fred in NC Member Joined Oct 14, 2004 Messages 1,887 Location LANDIS, NC, USA. Mar 8, 2005 #10 Gary, sure it will work as long as the converter has enough capacity. The converter uses some energy to do its job, so there is some juice lost. For portable I would rather use a 12VDC motor directly, but of course that setup will cost you another hundred bucks.
Gary, sure it will work as long as the converter has enough capacity. The converter uses some energy to do its job, so there is some juice lost. For portable I would rather use a 12VDC motor directly, but of course that setup will cost you another hundred bucks.