How to Make a Treadle-Operated Wood-Turning Lathe
Author: Bob Ingham Series: Workshop Equipment Manual
This machine would be a useful addition to any woodwork shop, enabling new products to be made without the use of electricity. It could be the basis for a village industry, and can be built by most small metal workshops and blacksmiths.
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This machine would be a useful addition to any woodwork shop, enabling new products to be made without the use of electricity. It could be the basis for a village industry, and can be built by most small metal workshops and blacksmiths.
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This machine would be a useful addition to any woodwork shop, enabling new products to be made without the use of electricity. It could be the basis for a village industry, and can be built by most small metal workshops and blacksmiths.
About the Author
Between 2000and 2005 Bob Ingham he was on the staff of Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College on a research and advisory basis. He is also consultant to the 'Joseph Walsh Furniture Studio' in Kinsdale, Ireland.
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