Anyone know what happened to latheturner.com?
I found it in the FAQ and it's down or done or something :((
I ran metal lathes in the 80's but never wood.
I traded a few hours work for an old Craftsman lathe + some cutting tools
and tried turning a bowl. hehe, not like metal is it?
I want to make bowls and boxes and other stuff for presents.
Where can I find Web resources for everything about lathes?
Thanks in advance for any useful info,
Mowgli
"Great
spirits
have
always
encountered
violent
opposition
from
mediocre
minds."
Albert
Einstein
http://www.turningtools.co.uk/
"Mowgli" <Mowgli@swinginthrudajunglew/outa.gov> wrote in message
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> Anyone know what happened to latheturner.com?
> I found it in the FAQ and it's down or done or something :((
> I ran metal lathes in the 80's but never wood.
> I traded a few hours work for an old Craftsman lathe + some cutting tools
> and tried turning a bowl. hehe, not like metal is it?
> I want to make bowls and boxes and other stuff for presents.
>
> Where can I find Web resources for everything about lathes?
>
>
> Thanks in advance for any useful info,
>
> Mowgli
>
>
> "Great
> spirits
> have
> always
> encountered
> violent
> opposition
> from
> mediocre
> minds."
>
> Albert
> Einstein
On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 22:47:03 -0400, Mowgli
<Mowgli@swinginthrudajunglew/outa.gov> wrote:
>Anyone know what happened to latheturner.com?
>I found it in the FAQ and it's down or done or something :((
>I ran metal lathes in the 80's but never wood.
>I traded a few hours work for an old Craftsman lathe + some cutting tools
>and tried turning a bowl. hehe, not like metal is it?
>I want to make bowls and boxes and other stuff for presents.
>
>Where can I find Web resources for everything about lathes?
>
>
I have a few turning books. One is by Conover that is good. You'll
need a good book about sharpening too (a good author is "Lee")..