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  • Jan 31

    2 13.33%
  • Feb 1

    4 26.67%
  • Feb 7

    2 13.33%
  • Feb 8

    2 13.33%
  • Any of those

    3 20.00%
  • None work for me; have a great time anyway

    4 26.67%
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  1. #91
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    Default I am a lefty as well

    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    One of the reasons I got a Stubby - far more 'lefty' friendly than a conventional rig
    I am a lefty as well
    what a pain life is.You would think we didn.t exist.
    Dont know anything about wood lathes at all ,and may get banished from this thread but Being a Lefty.I have had the same sort of problems.
    Can the lathe be turned around ?

    (end for end ) then get the electrics transfered to the other side.This is only good if motor can be reversed.Tool rest shouldnt be much of a problem.
    Do I need to duck yet<TO class=inlineimg title=Biggrin smilieid="456" alt="" border="0" src="images/smilies/standard/biggrin.gif" flack???<img the all miss />
    I'm ready,Go for it guys
    Back To Car Building & All The Sawdust.

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  3. #92
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    Seeing Ern's Turnfest is done and dusted, I'm sure he won't mind us hijacking this thread for a while
    My old man made himself the left handed lathe in the piccy here. It was actually universal 'cos there was a clutch lever both sides and it was driven through gearboxes so you had as many reverse speeds as you did forward - and a whole lot of noise - belts are much quieter
    For myself, most of my techniques are the same as a not-lefty except bowl-hollowing. That is where the Stubby suits me 'cos I can get around it like a bowl-lathe but still have the benefits of a bed for spindle stuff.
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