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I guess rather than using rod as the indexing you could buy the incra racks in either metric or imperial and use them...

Glad your back in business !!!

In terms of the Grabits - 5 mm does not pose a problem a number 1 grabit does suit a 5 mm (and 6 mm) metric bolt, an indeed since your working on the head in this case might actually require a larger...

Have tried or looked at using small plate stands ?

The Grabit bits are available in OZ - it seems Sutton Tools is the distributor

They are listed on the Bunnings website - though i cant say i have seen them in store (though werent looking for them...

Screw Extractors http://www.thegrabitstore.com/Pages/howtouse.aspx
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVVhJx25a5M

These ones need a cordless drill with reverse.
Use the burnishing end first slow...

Just to give an idea of the size of the few things.
Vicmarc 120 and a Teknatool supernova2 for size comparison in the background. The PSI type chuck is shown with both of its chucks fitted with...

The same type of offset chuck is available in Australia from McJings in either 1“x8tpi or 1“x10tpi
https://mcjing.com.au/categorybrowser.aspx?categoryid=64#OFF-CENTRECHUCKSET

Which for most of us...

Another small one is the Wobble chuck http://www.robert-sorby.co.uk/wobblechuck.htm

I guess part of the reason for the lack of how tos in the instructions is that the possibilities of what can be...

There is also one listed on keltons site http://www.kelton.co.nz/Kelton%20Eccentric%20Faceplate.html

You havent mentioned the item size you are trying to turn.
eg for pendants there are other options such as the Joyner Pendant chuck (though not sure these are being sold in Australia anymore)
...

Two Pot Pourri Bowls in Myrtle and finished in carnuaba wax on a Beall 3 on Buff. Each one is 5 cm tall - about 15 cm diameter
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Woodturning Issue 242 July 2012 - Paper Lamp Stand - By Dennis Keeling

The original lamp shade he made won a prize in a competition was with expensive travel magazine and the comment is made the...

I believe the glossy paper can be used - as im pretty sure glossy magazine pages were used in an article in Woodturning magazine a few years ago.
In it they turned a lamp base if i remember rightly...

I guess this isnt a common request - two replacement pulls for a pull chain cistern toilet.
Both in Blackwood and finished with wipe on poly and featuring o rings to hopefully protect adjacent...

Looks similar to the one trend used to make
http://woodtools.nov.ru/instruc/Trend/rlathe/rlatheman.pdf


Another generic version...

might want to look back here - one was reviewed last year and there are few comments from the review

https://www.woodworkforums.com/showthread.php?t=179778

Good point about the warranty.

On quick check i have have five. Top 4 in the photo all from the one manufacturer - but given the tool identity they have been used a bit as well. The fifth as a...

Richard Raffan reviews the Laguna Revo 24-36 against the vicmarc VL300 and Teknatool 2040 in the Current Issue (81) of Australian Wood review

If 10-20 mm diameter is your aim there are a few things you might want to consider

In terms of teknatool jaws themselves

But note that 10mm really is the minimum that these jaws can grip in...

For those curious about pocketmags - the November issue of woodturning is currently available for just $AUD 2.99 (normally 5.49)
But for a very short time only - till Midnight Sunday 20th GMT

The currency on the pocketmags site should appear in a drop down box at the top right of the page.

Yes i have a digital subscription to woodturning - but i can only tell you about how it behaves...

Check which currency the prices are in - at the moment its showing 39.99 Aussie dollars for a 12 issue subscription. Pocketmags also run various specials from time to time so it may appear cheaper...

on itunes if apple is your flavour
(link from the gmc front page)
Connecting to the iTunes Store.

or Android or PC's and many others (apple as well)
Pocketmags.com | Woodturning

If you dont mind them in electronic form - the UK woodturning magazine is also available through pocketmags as an electronic magazine.

It was included in mine in Aus