THE WORKSHOP

Post pictures of your workshop, your equipment and discuss your work space.

Douglas Joksch

Antique South Bend lathe and Elgin Mill.

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My Summer restoration projects.
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Feb 13
James Jarrett

Antique lathe arrives to begin it's new life

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I had spoken briefly with Miss C. about my new aquisition. I have always wanted to build a steam engine. A real one. One that could do real work. Problem was, I don't own a lathe nor a mill, and wh
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Sep 20, 2017
rleonard

Thoughts on compressed air for the home shop.

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A few words about your home shop compressed air system. Your compressed air system is the most expensive utility in your shop. If setting up a new place or upgrading your system, here are some thin
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Aug 21, 2017
Steve Lewer

The gulch

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Hi All, my first post. A bit of background; I did an apprenticeship as a toolmaker in the 1970s. I then moved on to a bank and didn't get my hands dirty again for 25 years. A few years ago a backache
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Jan 10, 2020
Eric

Compressor 'tools'

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Just acquired a simple air compressor. I'm now trying to figure out which fittings I should get. Are 1/8" npt fittings and 6 mm tube the usual size for connecting steam engines to an air source? Foun
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Sep 10, 2017
rleonard

Work Holding

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Thoughts on work holding. Everything starts with a foundation. The better the base, the better everything on top of it will be. This applies not only to our house and life in general, but directly
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Aug 20, 2017
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