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mrhart
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gleno wrote:I got mine used I am currently using it to make the Shopsmith Chess Set. It is really the first thing that I have made with it that I actually needed it for. It would be great for chairs maybe pens. It has been fun to use. Here is a link to some pictures. http://glensweebly.weebly.com/woodworking.html


Wonderful work sir...I too would liek to see the completed chess set and maybe more details on the pieces.
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How would you turn drawer pulls with a lathe duplicator?

I did a lot of searching yesterday but could not find a single example.
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rlkeeney wrote:How would you turn drawer pulls with a lathe duplicator?

I did a lot of searching yesterday but could not find a single example.


Like anything else if it was a round pull or a half of a round pull.
Look down this page:
http://chestofbooks.com/home-improvement/woodworking/Wood-Turning-Course/Chapter-VII-Duplicate-Turning.html


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rlkeeney and mrhart, Thanks for your interest in my chess set I finished it today. Here is a link http://glensweebly.weebly.com/woodworking.html
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gleno wrote:rlkeeney and mrhart, Thanks for your interest in my chess set I finished it today. Here is a link http://glensweebly.weebly.com/woodworking.html
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Pix # 45 is 'interesting!:D
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