What Size Post for Modular Tool Rest

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DLB
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Re: What Size Post for Modular Tool Rest

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Jkroofer wrote:Wondering if I can use the table as a temp tool rest
I recommend you clarify your question or put it in context. Cannot tell what problem you're trying to solve. If you are asking about using a main table in some way as a lathe tool rest I'd strongly advise against that use.

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Someone explain to me what a "modular" tool rest is??
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Re: What Size Post for Modular Tool Rest

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JPG wrote:Someone explain to me what a "modular" tool rest is??
Universal Tool Rest??? :confused:

Regardless, how could any SS table be used as a tool rest?
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