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Getting back to the original subject, there are some very low profile 4-jaw wood lathe chucks that work well for holding things on a rotary table. Mine lets me do light milling on my drill press. <

If you search for "flip top workbench images" you will see quite a few examples but have to scroll down for some. Like this: Or this double ended one: Or this approach: And regarding the Sears

I believe the tool rack you are referring to was in a 2007 issue of Wood Magazine.? It is now available as a downloadable plan for $15.? You can find it by Googling Wood Magazine bench-tool system

I disagree. I admit I haven't been paying much attention to this thread, since I don't need to put a four jaw chuck onto rotary table. But Dave Smith seems to be serious about doing that, and he's

I’ll have to look it up, because I think it’s on my computer at home, but I”ve seen a system that put’s the tools on a plywood base that fits into rack shelves in your shop, and as you need

Some cranks & gears off a bike ? Once ya figure out the center of gravity on the mill the ya can start kickin ideas around . DC motors have a good hunk of torque for something like this , it's just

Unless it would have an assisting motor, I don't think that I would be able to flip a mini-lathe or a mini-mill.? I can barely lift one, and usually have to disassemble parts of them when considering

I don't think that Craftsman flipping table was made for very long.? It might be one of those things that looks better in the than how it works in real life. I was thinking about other schemes an if

Thanks for that video, I’ve seen photos of that Craftsman table but never seen it in action. I don’t think I’ve even seen how the wings come on & off, but that makes sense. The scroll saw looks

Holy smokes!? Isn't that Craftsman bench quite the thing!? Yes, the mill might be a problem, but ... "mother of invention..."? My wife has this device in the kitchen that stores/hides her

here's a tube on the Craftsman I mentioned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LCsxPeW6ow theres several tubes with other folks ideas animal

Craftsman used to sell a bench that held 3 separate bench top power tools? with one always on the bench top . maybe finding that could give ya ideas what/whatnot to do . I think the height of the

Dave’s real hobby is beating dead horses. Glad to see you added “OT”, I guess Dave couldn’t figure out how to do that (despite telling us how). Lol. I’m pondering making a flip-top bench

I'm out-I feel that davesmith1800 (if that is his real name) should have been banned by the moderators long ago. I just can't be bothered to incessantly exposed to that brand of nonsense (what little

Here backing mount ready to drill. Note the tape hold in center ?" x 20 use for holding parts in chuck like a draw bar Dykem paint on ready to drill tomorrow. Dave

I have been Facebook since 2005 but Facebook changed in upgrade to 2007. Most ones have are trying make money that why a will walk. I am responding to your question Dave

Like break down headstock. Looks like my head stock Thank you Dave

Jon, Thanks for your reply I annexed the detailed drawings of both heads. About your 1st remark : No, there are no parts in between the bearings. Confirmed by the picture. What is in the middle is a

Johannes, I began the thread on the group.io web page, dunno what I did. The message disappeared, I found it in the message sent list. Please read the following one. Sorry for the trouble.

Most can not tell you why preload came form. *Do you have any idea???* Most will gusse wrong. That why I do not like the word preload. Dave