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Craftsmen, model makers
and others who need a small metal-turning lathe can make one
almost entirely from scrap material available in junk or
auto-wrecking yards. A chuck may have to be purchased,
but many turning jobs can be done between centers or on an
improvised faceplate. The lathe shown here has a swing
of 4 1/2 in. A larger one, of course, can be made by
changing the proportions.
This workshop tool plan contains
detailed step by step instructions with illustrations on how to complete
this project.
This workshop wood or tooling do it
yourself plan can be downloaded
immediately after purchase. If you have any questions about how
the download process works, please visit our
download help page. This
particular wood or tool instructional plan is also included in our as part of our
complete
workshop wood plan package. If you purchase our complete
workshop
plan package, you will find this plan as part of that set. This
plan is intended to give our customers a preview of the workshop plan
package before they purchase it. Many of these plans are in
instructional format or article format, but they all accomplish their
goal of explaining to the user on how to successfully build the project
described.
Our Wood Plans
and Tooling Plans can be immediately downloaded after
purchase. All plans are in PDF format.
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