August 1, 20197 yr comment_197557 Like Ernie, my tool well became a junk catcher and I filled it in recently. A "Mil" is 0.001" the 4 mil is called the wet mil, and the resulting 1 mil is called the dry mil. Note this is sponsored by Waterlox. I took a class from Ernie 15 or so years ago. His shop is in a barn right across the road from the Boy Scout camp I went to years ago. Now a county park. Amish buggies still trot by on the road. https://www.waterlox.com/project-help/video?id=469e6831b68d431db75d2d4d355a93d1 Report
August 5, 20197 yr comment_197877 Unrelated, I have always wanted a Conover Lathe, they come around sometimes on Ebay or, seems I am always out of cash when they do come available. Report
August 20, 20197 yr comment_199299 According to his website they sold the barn, and are now located in a new building behind their house. Report
August 20, 20197 yr comment_199360 On 8/4/2019 at 9:13 PM, John Morris said: Conover Lathe This what you are talking about? Report
August 20, 20197 yr comment_199364 1 hour ago, Woodbutcherbynight said: This what you are talking about? You betcha!!!!! I absolutely love those! Report
September 5, 20197 yr Author comment_200718 On 8/20/2019 at 11:56 AM, Larry Buskirk said: Ka-Ching$$$ Bet you could build something very similar. If I recall, they sold the metal frame and motor and you added your own wood beams to your length of choice. Report
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