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No, I have two braces; this is a 'clamp on to your workbench drill press' I would guess between 18 and 24 inches tall, hand cranked and the feed is controlled by a wheel on top.
Of course, getting the rpm and the fpm matched is like patting your head while...
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Reply to Old Tools11-28-2004, 08:01 PM -
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Reply to Old ToolsRe: Old Tools
I have seen those...would be great in a shop when you are trying to drill something really delicate!!
and quiet does'nt hoit!! 
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Reply to General woodworkingRe: General woodworking
Let me tell you about a great deal my hubby got on a Delta middi lathe from Lowe's. We found out through the salesman as the Woodcraft store Lowe's was having a close out on their middi lathes. Hubby called around to all the Lowe's in this area, there are about...10-23-2004, 01:17 PM -
Reply to Looking for cheap BASSWOOD?Re: Looking for cheap BASSWOOD?
$6.00 and bd. ft. = cheap? Been paying $4 to $4.50/bd ft fm my normal suppliers.10-17-2004, 08:01 AM -
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I recently obtained large amount of basswood. The basswood is air dried 1 year per thickness then kiln dried to a moisture content between 6-8%. All the basswood is perfectly clear, and there are NO knots, and NO defects of any kind! Bellow is how much the basswood costs. The measurements...10-16-2004, 04:59 PM -
Reply to General woodworkingRe: General woodworking
Think this is the first time I have been here I own a Shopsmith that is 5 tools in one but I am afraid I cannot put two pieces of wood together even though I would love to be able to. All I use my shopsmith for is to buff my carving tools pretty expensive buffing...09-25-2004, 08:17 PM -
Reply to General woodworkingRe: General woodworking
what kind of benchtop lathe did you get? been thinking of one of those for myself, the one with the extension you can put on if you need extra length...Delta and Jet makes them I think?
09-19-2004, 08:53 AM