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    Default Double bed end need turning

    My step son's school project (Year 12) needs a piece of wood 4" x 4" turned down. We live in Penrith NSW and have heard of a professional company (Craig & Son) in the Warragamba/Silverdale area. Can anyone help me with phone/address etc or has someone here got the right size lathe, BIG DOUBLE BED, that can help us.

    Thanks in advance, Pieter

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    Good project welcome

    is that 4"x4" its width and length???

    The length is going to be the problem I guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by athertonc17 View Post
    My step son's school project (Year 12) needs a piece of wood 4" x 4" turned down. We live in Penrith NSW and have heard of a professional company (Craig & Son) in the Warragamba/Silverdale area. Can anyone help me with phone/address etc or has someone here got the right size lathe, BIG DOUBLE BED, that can help us.

    Thanks in advance, Pieter
    Is he trying to find a lathe to turn it himself or is he finding someone to turn it for him.
    I reccomend he does it himself so he can get marked for it. if he outsurces he has to acknowledge he didnt make it and he will not get marked for that piece

    sorry, i cant help with the company's details.

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    What's all the fuss about am I missng something 4"x4" is not very big, there would would be any number of workshops who could do it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by China View Post
    What's all the fuss about am I missng something 4"x4" is not very big, there would would be any number of workshops who could do it.
    But how long?

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    Quote Originally Posted by China View Post
    What's all the fuss about am I missng something 4"x4" is not very big, there would would be any number of workshops who could do it.

    Four inch square stock is not the issue;

    This is the bit here that counts ,

    "has someone here got the right size lathe, BIG DOUBLE BED ",
    as in a double bed end

    That could mean a lathe up to 2 M long .

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    yep , 2170mm between centers , DVR with 3 extension beds , but shipping to Darwin ??? may be not a good idea Via Australia post
    ive made a 4 poster bed with it
    any one could tennon 3 bits togeather
    cince this is a who's got the biggest thread , how big is yours
    how come a 10mm peg dont fit in a 10mm hole

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    As above you turn in sections

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    Quote Originally Posted by SawDustSniffer View Post
    yep , 2170mm between centers , DVR with 3 extension beds , but shipping to Darwin ??? may be not a good idea Via Australia post
    ive made a 4 poster bed with it
    any one could tennon 3 bits togeather
    cince this is a who's got the biggest thread , how big is yours
    11.2 metres between centres.

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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    11.2 metres between centres.
    Yeah but can you turn outboard????????
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