Here's a good Videos Series. On a Home Made Wood Lathe Build, by Ray Pena. The first Video, is a Compilation Start to Finish. I'm putting in the links to the Whole Series too. Check out the Related Videos and info links too...
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- Wood Working - Home Made Wood Lathe Build, Start to Finish by Ray Pena
- HomeMade lathe - compilation, start to finish (torno casero) - YouTube
- HomeMade Lathe Part 1 - finding parts and getting started (torno casero) - YouTube
- HomeMade Lathe Part 2 - Head stock, tail stock, bed (torno casero) - YouTube
- HomeMade Lathe Part 3 - spur drive, live center, bed ways (torno casero) - YouTube
- HomeMade Lathe Part 4 - tool rest, motor mount, powering up (torno casero) - YouTube
HomeMade lathe - compilation, start to finish (torno casero)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29QVts4zz64&index=21&list=UL9lBY4w4B5P8
Published on Mar 30, 2016 · 6 months ago
Building a homemade lathe, from start to finish, from only the items already found in my shop. i honestly thought it was going to be a bit more difficult, i knew i had a few things lying around to build a lathe with but i was not 100% sure i would be able to do it strictly with the items i could find already in the shop. i did not have any idea what the finished lathe would look like because it was an improvised design based on whatever i could get a hold of. no one is more surprised than i am that such a lathe would not only be possible but would work so nicely!
this video is compiled from "homemade lathe" parts 1-4 but i edited out all of the intros and sign offs to shorten it. are you planning on building a lathe? I have built a few but they were quite technical. i thought it would be interesting to build a lathe ONLY from the parts that are already in my shop. i should have tried this sooner as i had no idea how much stuff i had laying around, nor that i actually had enough to do the job!
this lathe was born from the need to turn a few tool handles, except that i didn't have a lathe small enough to do it. obviously the little lathe is for woodturning and wood turning only. i would not attempt to turn anything other than wood on this little lathe. and actually the lathe is really only intended to do spindle turning.
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if you are interested in homemade lathes, please visit our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/homem...
this video is compiled from "homemade lathe" parts 1-4 but i edited out all of the intros and sign offs to shorten it. are you planning on building a lathe? I have built a few but they were quite technical. i thought it would be interesting to build a lathe ONLY from the parts that are already in my shop. i should have tried this sooner as i had no idea how much stuff i had laying around, nor that i actually had enough to do the job!
this lathe was born from the need to turn a few tool handles, except that i didn't have a lathe small enough to do it. obviously the little lathe is for woodturning and wood turning only. i would not attempt to turn anything other than wood on this little lathe. and actually the lathe is really only intended to do spindle turning.
#homemadelathe #lathe #woodlathe #woodturning
if you are interested in homemade lathes, please visit our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/homem...
HomeMade WOOD Lathe - 8' long diy lathe, head stock, tail stock, bed - free plans (torno casero)
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https://youtu.be/39t4yE9_9YU?list=UL39t4yE9_9YU
Published on May 5, 2016 · 5 months ago
this is a quick little slide show of my 2nd homemade lathe (the first on was clearly inferior so i dismantled it after 1 week of use). the plan was developed by Carlyle Lynch and published by Fine Wood Working magazine. This lathe is quite simple to build and a pleasure to use. the slideshow documents the 25 years between building and selling this "little" homemade lathe (that makes me feel old). YES i built it when i was 16 years old...it doesn't seem like it was that long ago. in fact i had to buy my first saw, and drill to actually build this homemade lathe.
the lathe ended up being 8' long because i was limited by my tiny 4'x'11' entry way workshop (i needed to leave 3 open so we could get in and out of the house), the plan actually calls for a 10' long bed. i altered the lathe a little bit from the original plan, the biggest change was adding a stretcher at the bottom of the legs. final capacity was 68" between center and 19" of swing.
i was just a 16yo kid with out any guidance, help, or training. so if i could build this little gem of a lathe...SO CAN YOU! the large turning you see in the slideshow was a 400lb glued up blank of western red cedar i out together to push the limit of this little lathe (yes I'm just kidding when i say little lathe).
if you like homemade lathes, you may want to join the HomeMade Lathe group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/homem...
here is the link for the pdf plan for this lathe by Carlyle Lynch - http://www.diamondstatemachining.com/...
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the lathe ended up being 8' long because i was limited by my tiny 4'x'11' entry way workshop (i needed to leave 3 open so we could get in and out of the house), the plan actually calls for a 10' long bed. i altered the lathe a little bit from the original plan, the biggest change was adding a stretcher at the bottom of the legs. final capacity was 68" between center and 19" of swing.
i was just a 16yo kid with out any guidance, help, or training. so if i could build this little gem of a lathe...SO CAN YOU! the large turning you see in the slideshow was a 400lb glued up blank of western red cedar i out together to push the limit of this little lathe (yes I'm just kidding when i say little lathe).
if you like homemade lathes, you may want to join the HomeMade Lathe group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/homem...
here is the link for the pdf plan for this lathe by Carlyle Lynch - http://www.diamondstatemachining.com/...
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