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Bill Pentz Dust Collectors - Cyclones 
Fine dust poses a more serious hazard than most believe. Woodworking makes a huge amount of sawdust. About three pounds in every twenty is airborne dust that takes a while to settle. Roughly one pound in every twenty consists of fine particles that are invisible without magnification.
http://billpentz.com/woodworking/cyclone/index.cfm
Date:2009-03-03, Google PR:3 |
Steady Rest
Plans for building a Steady Rest for a 10” Mini Lathe by Tom Crosby
http://www.easttexaswoodturners.org/Steadyrest-Mini.htm
Date:2009-06-17, Google PR:1 |
MagSteady
David Reed Smith
Two-wheeled Back Steady can be very useful in suppressing chatter when turning thin spindles. Since it only has two wheels and the Magnetic Base has limited grip, it won’t secure heavy spindles or suppress a catch. However using the Magnetic Base means it can be mounted on the lathe in seconds without even turning the lathe off, and relocated with one hand if needed.
http://www.davidreedsmith.com/Articles/MagSteady/magsteady.htm
Date:2009-06-17, Google PR:0 |
Make a Custom Band Clamp
Bob Hamilton shows us how to make a Custom Band Clamp.
http://bobhamswwing.com/Articles/Bandclamp/make_a_custom_band_clamp.htm
Date:2008-01-09, Google PR:0 |
Dust Cyclone
How to build a dust cyclone
http://www.woodturnersresource.com/extras/projects/cyclone/Cyclone.html
Date:2010-07-07, Google PR:-1 |
Maintance of SuperNova2 Chuck (PDF)
This guide contains information on how to disassemble your chuck for cleaning and maintenance. The guide starts right from the basic position of the chuck on the lathe; you may wish to skip several steps in order to advance to where you are currently at.
http://www.teknatool.com/products/Chucks/SuperNova2/Downloads/Maintance%20of%20SuperNova2%20Chuck_Oct04.pdf
Date:2010-07-01, Google PR:-1 |
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