for those who may need inexpensive faceplates, this is one of my occasional reminders to click on the faceplates link on my web page, below. There is also a reasonably thorough article on vacuum chucking, and a few vac pumps.
This is a nonpaid endorsement. I ordered some and they are great. Just a happy customer.
Hell, I've order hundreds! (Said with a grin of course.) Ordered them for my turning club. They're very popular, and a great deal. (Have several for myself.) Again, a nonpaid endorsement. Tom Weber in Merritt Island, FL
I saw the note no 1x10 LH specials - how about 1x10 RH.
I think my 1946 wood lathe has enough - but one never really does.
Now I have a metal lathe and mill so I can cut most of what I need. It took years to find the first provider.
Mart> for those who may need inexpensive faceplates, this is one of my occasional
In message , Tom Weber writes
Tom , you do realise they can be removed from the object after turning ? Their not some kind of fancy stand :)
Ohhh. I'll have to consider that. If your idea works, would anyone here be interested in buying about 3 dozen 1-1/4 X 8 face plates? Used, but barely. (To be precise, only once each.) Tom Weber in Merritt Island, FL
"Tom Weber" wrote: Hell, I've order hundreds! (clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Well, now I think we have a clue how Bill N is able to afford all those collector cars.
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