wood lathe

John shown above turning a custom porch column on our 1870's wood lathe.

Simple mechanical pole wood lathes were used to make cups and bowls.

But wood lathes of that size hardly existed anymore.

What is the 19th century equivalent of a drill press, wood lathe or jigsaw?

If possible bring a wood lathe and of course your tools and timber.

Face plate turning exercise to develop skills and processes relating to the Wood lathe.

My Grandad set up a wood lathe in the shed and taught me how to use it.

I use core blanks from veneer plants to turn on my wood lathe.

The spike-style centers still used on wood lathes represent an ancient method.

A wood lathe rotates the workpiece on a horizontal axis.

A wood lathe can't cost a fortune.

The seats were built of wood lathes, constructed for durability only and not for style or comfort.

Just beyond, an eight-sided ceiling dominates, wood lathe and plaster rising to a cathedral dome.

At the front, closer to the doors, were the workbenches, carpentry tools, a standing jigsaw, and even a small wood lathe.

Oneway introduced a chuck for wood lathes around 1990 which quickly led to more wood turning accessories.

Many holes were punched in the plaster on wood lathe walls in the older portions of the building so fire moved very rapidly.

The range included thicknessers, circular saws, planers, bandsaws and wood lathes.

All the sculptures were made of modified concrete, poured as cement over mesh and a wood lathe and then worked with hand tools.

In medieval times, tournament lances were turned on wood lathes more than eleven feet long, which was the standard length of a jousting lance.

A long bench covered almost an entire wall, on its hardwood top a heavy band saw; a wood lathe, an emery wheel, and a vise.

After that I take it up to Ian Wall on the traditional wood lathes and learn how to turn an ash handle for it.

While her custom-built English wood lathe was evidence of high-tech precision, the cutting tool was guided only by her eyes and hands.

Teknatool have achieved sales into Asia with innovate designs and technologies applied to wood lathes and drive systems.

I then wonder why some enterprising manufacturer hasn't made a cheap engineer's lathe as an alternative to the old-fashioned wood lathe.

Will the music box resound against Sheetrock walls covered with plaster the same way it did against plaster on wood lathe?