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Hi nick nak... yes your right....I have a 3/4 16 insert for my Rutland chuck....yes it will fit yours. So anything with that thread will be ok on Faithful. Enjoy....

H Phil.....Any chance of a picture ?..

Try Yandles

Nice one rob.... Old stuff is certainly worth repairing....eh?

Hi there...l not that I know much about electrics but if it’s not induction motor maybe it needs new brushes....either that or a deep clean inside...it certainly looks a beasty.... It’s more than likely the wheels are knackered on the sides....I doubt very much the shaft is bent... Steve

Hi Greg... Website is .... bfnt.co.uk

Hi there... I used a company situated in Devon somewhere..(Findings and things)... I think. I wanted leather strapping... and what I got was very good. I presume there others bits/bobs would be top quality too....worth a checkout Steve

Just use the ash for how it grows... that’s the beauty of it... don’t get to technical with the finish....if you need a class finish... use beech wood

Hi there...I use a lot of ash...it is a wood that is so random grain wise that finishing it is almost custom like... Sometimes I get the rough finish and other times it cuts smooth as silk.. With this die back around there is one really nteresting wood... I mostly just use one or two coats of...

I’m surprised... I thought you’d of had loads of offers... it’s an interesting project...my sort of thing but sadly I don’t have room...otherwise I would of offered

I used to work as an inspector for THE aero engine company...(RR)...we were never allowed to wrap components in bubble wrap due to some constituent reacting and leaving residue on metal surfaces.... Parts were always placed in a sealed poly bag and then wrapped in bubble wrap for protection, the...

That’s the same as my old Sealey lathe...standard accessories available from most outlets... Good starter lathe ...

Are these sold?.... if not I’m interested

Anybody who buys this machine should seriously consider putting it back to how it should be....could even use it like a polelathe...

H there... any chance of some sizes of this machine .... it looks an interesting project...ie bed length ...chuck details and bed swing? Cheers Steve

Would you post at cost?

Hi Darryl... I’d of had it had I had room in garage....the jointer is up and running....cutting wood too. Bit of a faff setting blades but got round it

Well not exactly but it sort of sticks

Just an bout from a skilled turner...i always used HSS on softer metals...with a good top rake and radiused tip... using tungsten tools creates a welding effect so the copper work hardens an tends to stick to the tip. soft metals all act the same way....aluminium is aweful with tungsten. Always...

Hello Simon...remember me? How’s things going....that bowl looks interesting... I managed to pick up a axminster6” jointer/planer...been cleaning up and repainting it...may come n handy for joint games woods before turning. May see you soon? Steve