I'm new here from Va. I've been turning for about two years after a good friend gave me an old Craftsman lathe, thinking it would be a nice addition to the shop. We'll you know what happened from there....... Looking forward to learning more here!
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Tim Kipps
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Welcome fellow craftsman lathe owner....on here you will find we are the odd ones but I have turned on mine for several years and still have good luck with it. If yours is an older one you will be happy with it.
Have fun be safe
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Tim,
There are a lot of great clubs in VA.
I hope you have visited one or more one of the great places to share!
Al
There are a lot of great clubs in VA.
I hope you have visited one or more one of the great places to share!
Al