The lathe with 5/8″ endmill plowing through some 1″ 2011 aluminum in vice held in compound to make some D shaped washers. Lathe is Southbend from the 1916.

Centering square stuff in a 4 jaw.

Machining components for an overrunning clutch for our inertia dyno project

A lathe takes a lot of abuse from the moisture from wood turnings, and it’s a good idea to care for your lathe as part of a routine maintenance effort. George Vondriska shows how he keeps his lathes running for best performance at all times. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video. For more woodworking videos, please visit www.wwgoa.com!

Measuring total indicator runout on the tailstock and quill of my MicroMark 7×14 lathe using a Coax indicator Visit www.nyccnc.com for more!

How my router lathe works. Showing you all the details of my router lathe as well as going through some of the changes which I will make the next time I build it. More at www.thiswoodwork.com. alex harris thiswoodwork how to woodwork woodturning project project tips tricks woodworking lathe

theturningshop.blogspot.com plus.google.com www.facebook.com Wood turning tips and projects with Carl Jacobson. Wood turning basics on a Lathe with basic wood turning tools. Taking you from start to finish with a ruff piece of wood to your sanded and finished project with beeswax and mineral oil for a superb finish. turning A bird house on the lathe

www.smithy.com (see transcription of video below) Learn about the basics of metal lathe operations using our Smithy Granite combo lathe machines. You can visit us at www.smithy.com for more information or send us any questions about your project. Our trained technicians will be glad to help you with your project. “Now that you’ve read all about your Smithy Granite machines, here’s your chance to see one in action. This is our Granite 1324. Since we introduced this machine in 1996, it has become our most popular 3-in-1 machine tool, and there are some good reasons why. With the Granite, you’ll have the three most essential metalworking tools, a lathe, milling machine, and a drill press, right in your own shop. You can build your own parts or restore and maintain the tools and equipment you already have. Turn just about any type of metal or plastic material you can think of. Cut right-hand and left-hand threads. Do taper turning, drill accurate holes, mill flat surfaces, cut grooves, slots or pockets. In fact, if you’re the kind of hands-on, do-it-yourself person that likes to get in there and get things done, chances are, you can take a complete project from start to finish, and do it all with a Granite 1324. So what’s the difference between a Granite and all the other 3-in-1 machines on the market today? Well, plenty. We designed the Granites from the ground up, and included features our customers told us they wanted in the ultimate combination tool. Here are just a few …

www.smithy.com (see transcription of video below) Learn about the basics of metal lathe operations using our Smithy Granite combo lathe machines. You can visit us at www.smithy.com for more information or send us any questions about your project. Our trained technicians will be glad to help you with your project. “Now that you’ve read all about your Smithy Granite machines, here’s your chance to see one in action. This is our Granite 1324. Since we introduced this machine in 1996, it has become our most popular 3-in-1 machine tool, and there are some good reasons why. With the Granite, you’ll have the three most essential metalworking tools, a lathe, milling machine, and a drill press, right in your own shop. You can build your own parts or restore and maintain the tools and equipment you already have. Turn just about any type of metal or plastic material you can think of. Cut right-hand and left-hand threads. Do taper turning, drill accurate holes, mill flat surfaces, cut grooves, slots or pockets. In fact, if you’re the kind of hands-on, do-it-yourself person that likes to get in there and get things done, chances are, you can take a complete project from start to finish, and do it all with a Granite 1324. So what’s the difference between a Granite and all the other 3-in-1 machines on the market today? Well, plenty. We designed the Granites from the ground up, and included features our customers told us they wanted in the ultimate combination tool. Here are just a few …

Part 3 of 3 on machining a simple plumb bob on the Clausing Lathe. Includes taper turning by the compound rest method.