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Carlyle Lynch Style Wood Lathe
Nov 21, 2013
Main Body of Lathe
This is a wood lathe many years in the making. The Carlyle Lynch original was featured in Fine Woodworking, March/April 1986. This lathe is solid pecan that I sawed and stacked for 15 years. I built this lathe partly as a tribute to my Father,(Journeyman Cabinetmaker and Draftsman), and also to those that said it was a waste of time and it will never make it out of my basement. Here’s to you Dad. Hope you all enjoy as well. https://youtu.be/D5OZTEw7RIg
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Main Body of Lathe
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Tool Rest with Easily Removeable Banjo for Sanding
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Headstock with 12"Bolts, Timber Washers, and 4 Step Pulley
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Tailstock 6/4" Pecan with Dovetails
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Lath Steady Rest 3 Pieces Solid Pecan 6/4" thick
Comments
Without doubt, the best post I have seen on this yet! That lathe is a work of art. A labor of love. What a wonderful tribute to your dad. The angel of your dad over your shoulder will always be present as you produce more tributes in the form of lathe objects. You have work to do! Keep charging!
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