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Steve Smotherman Registered: January 2006 Location: cincinnati Posts: 10	powerwrapper build in process looking for good ideas on a thread carriage
	· Date: Thu February 9, 2006 · Views: 4,650 · Filesize: 32.8kb, 145.0kb · Dimensions: 900 x 600 ·
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Jim Upton

Registered: March 2005
Location: Huntington Beach, CA
Posts: 433

Thu February 9, 2006 8:04pm

Really a nice looking job Steve. I would however suggest a three jaw chuck instead of the one you have there now.

Steve Smotherman

Registered: January 2006
Location: cincinnati
Posts: 10

Thu February 9, 2006 8:17pm

Thanx jim
I thought about that but I have a midi lathe so this is going to be for wrapping only I made the supports (modeled after the pac bay) a little taller than the the store bought model for weaving purposes also i havent attached the dryer motor or the sewing machine motor as im not sure which way I want the rod to rotate.

robert crabtree

Registered: December 2005
Location: muskegon,Michigan
Posts: 54

Fri February 10, 2006 10:13am

great craftsmanship on the lathe ya tend to appreciate it more when built by ones self even more when it works........ great job>>>>>>>>>>>>>>tight wraps Rob