Paul Allwood's latest activity
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Max took his Nexguard last night and he is feeling a little icky. He always feels icky the next day and wants to be babied. Tomorrow, he... -
Getting all of the feet supporting the machine equally is important so that there is no twist in the bed. Using a precision level you...
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I purchased a very nice LaBlond Regal lathe that was owned by Browning's warranty repair facility in Arnold Mo back around 1990...
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Technically, no. A lathe doesn't need to be level: many a ship or submarine has a lathe for making repair parts and those are only level...
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Any decent level that checks out to be accurate can work. Even a length of clear hose with colored water could.
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This us quite normal for him, wedged in snoring away. 🙄
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Max came over to the barn as I was working on stuff. He laid down by the edge of the woods so he could keep an eye on his kingdom.
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Stanleys turn for a ride.
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Snoring away. He sleeps in some weird positions.
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Somebody is ready to get to work... and he's serious about it. :ROFLMAO:
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The orange cat refuses to move.
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread New old tools.I've been doing a little reading on getting a lathe setup properly rather than just continuing to play, but there's almost too much...
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Bit slow on seeing thus thread. That's an awesome set up. Got to admit a bit of shed envy.
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I have experimented with AI for the last year and have come to the conclusion that most initial answers , when asked for technical specs...
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Paul Allwood replied to the thread New old tools.Be careful what you believe.... I put some info on a Metalworking forum about the big old lathe we've just bought, this included some...
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