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]]> Comment on RIKON 70-100 12-by-16-Inch Mini Lathe by Don Schneider http://miniwoodlathes.us/rikon-70-100-12-by-16-inch-mini-lathe/#comment-910 Don Schneider Fri, 29 Jul 2011 15:07:43 +0000 http://miniwoodlathes.us/rikon-70-100-12-by-16-inch-mini-lathe/#comment-910 Looking for a small lathe that can be "tricked out" by adding riser blocks under the head and tail stocks as well as tool rest to gain an additional 6" swing over bed, and this looks like a possible candidate. Looking for a small lathe that can be “tricked out” by adding riser blocks under the head and tail stocks as well as tool rest to gain an additional 6″ swing over bed, and this looks like a possible candidate.

]]> Comment on can you use a watchmakers lathe to do wood miniatures? by Lidia http://miniwoodlathes.us/can-you-use-a-watchmakers-lathe-to-do-wood-miniatures/#comment-847 Lidia Wed, 01 Jun 2011 04:17:58 +0000 http://miniwoodlathes.us/can-you-use-a-watchmakers-lathe-to-do-wood-miniatures/#comment-847 Fell out of bed flieeng down. This has brightened my day! Fell out of bed flieeng down. This has brightened my day!

]]> Comment on who invented the wood lathe? by split dog http://miniwoodlathes.us/who-invented-the-wood-lathe/#comment-806 split dog Sat, 19 Feb 2011 00:59:18 +0000 http://miniwoodlathes.us/who-invented-the-wood-lathe/#comment-806 Lathes have been around for a very long time .. Historical evidence of lathes being used to turn wood & stone in ancient cultures Man powered lathes w/ cranks ropes & flywheels are known to be used througout ancient history all over the world. Couple of thousand years at least, Exact date & by whom....? Tried searching ancient technology? Lathes have been around for a very long time ..
Historical evidence of lathes being used to turn wood & stone in ancient cultures
Man powered lathes w/ cranks ropes & flywheels are known to be used througout ancient history all over the world.
Couple of thousand years at least,
Exact date & by whom….?
Tried searching ancient technology?

]]> Comment on 1989 Summit Wood Lathe? by Pedro http://miniwoodlathes.us/1989-summit-wood-lathe/#comment-805 Pedro Sat, 12 Feb 2011 00:15:10 +0000 http://miniwoodlathes.us/1989-summit-wood-lathe/#comment-805 I guess you need to get ahold of some at their corperate office, and request the manuel from them. I guess you need to get ahold of some at their corperate office, and request the manuel from them.

]]> Comment on Power Kraft wood lathe? by Treesy http://miniwoodlathes.us/power-kraft-wood-lathe/#comment-804 Treesy Sat, 05 Feb 2011 02:29:03 +0000 http://miniwoodlathes.us/power-kraft-wood-lathe/#comment-804 Sounds like the part could be the spindle. The manual should have a parts list and picture to help identify the parts. If there is no manual I would suggest looking around and/or asking on the Old Woodworking Machines website (link below) If I recall correctly the Power-Kraft name was a Montgomery Wards brand back in the early to mid 1900's. Since the demise of MW the ToolKraft company handles parts, etc... Their website is also linked below. There is tons of information online regarding lathes. Just type "lathe parts" or "woodworking lathe" and choose from thousands of sites with information, pictures, videos (youtube is great for this) etc... Sounds like the part could be the spindle. The manual should have a parts list and picture to help identify the parts. If there is no manual I would suggest looking around and/or asking on the Old Woodworking Machines website (link below) If I recall correctly the Power-Kraft name was a Montgomery Wards brand back in the early to mid 1900′s. Since the demise of MW the ToolKraft company handles parts, etc… Their website is also linked below.

There is tons of information online regarding lathes. Just type “lathe parts” or “woodworking lathe” and choose from thousands of sites with information, pictures, videos (youtube is great for this) etc…

]]> Comment on Where can I go to to find out info about my wood lathe, Delta Div. Rockwell, Model# 63-4989? by Ben S http://miniwoodlathes.us/where-can-i-go-to-to-find-out-info-about-my-wood-lathe-delta-div-rockwell-model-63-4989/#comment-803 Ben S Sat, 29 Jan 2011 01:16:49 +0000 http://miniwoodlathes.us/where-can-i-go-to-to-find-out-info-about-my-wood-lathe-delta-div-rockwell-model-63-4989/#comment-803 eBay often has manuals for all sorts of equipment. eBay often has manuals for all sorts of equipment.

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