Terry doesn't let a little challenge like being in a chair stop him from woodworking! Our own member Terry Deane shows you how it's done.

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
Proud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops

VERY ingenious!!!! Love it

Great post!  Heres another way to do it if you cant do it as above. Yep it's the little white table, and for size comparison, that's the full size lathe table next to it that is now used for the grinder and the wood rack. So if you are wheelchair bound and want to get into turning, don't let the oversized wrongly made table (for wheelchair users) get you discouraged, because there is ways of getting around it.

Excuse the shameless plug LOL

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Charles Nicholls
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Proud supporter of The Wounded Warrior Project, Homes For Our Troops and the NRA

My hat goes out to both of you.  What a great way to change the "norm" to work for you. 

Terry did you have plans or did you do that on your own?  Either way it really works.  I could see you making a tool rack on either side to hold your turning tools. 

Actually my stand was made by our very own Wayne Mahler. i hope you don't mind me saying that Wayne.

I desperately needed a stand that was much lower to the ground than the normal stand and he stepped up and did the job. Quite nicely I might add  

Doug Morgan said:

My hat goes out to both of you.  What a great way to change the "norm" to work for you. 

Terry did you have plans or did you do that on your own?  Either way it really works.  I could see you making a tool rack on either side to hold your turning tools. 

I love how it was adapted. pretty ingenious.