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hi fellas finished my first project on lathe today I made a lever to go on tool post so I don't have to keep doing the nut all the time the before and after very pleased with it
Edited By phil1962 on 11/03/2017 13:56:34
Nicely done Phil; looks a lot better than the nut… the one on the tool post I mean…
George
Neat, and it's the thin end of the wedge, Paul. So what next?
Neil
Looks like a good job, night have to make one for my lathe lol.
Allan
cheers fellas
Nice effort Phil or is it Paul?
Your confidence will know no bounds now…..
its phil lol
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