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wood - uhh - well woodworking lathe maybe

Cliff
Cliff
in General Woodworking

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Stumbled on this this guy uses a wood lathe to turn stone. nothing special just stone

 

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    Wow! Thanks for posting this very enjoyable video, Cliff. 

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    Thanks Cliff.  Wonder how many hours went into that.

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    1 hour ago, lew said:

    WOW! Lots of patience in that guy!

    +1. Plus very creative thinking.

    Thanks Cliff.

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    i like the demonstration of proper, safe tool use...... :rolleyes:

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    Yep, hands too exposed to that diamond blade.  

     

    Can anyone tell if that is a Harbor Freight lathe?  Best of my memory says that is what it is.  

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    if you post on YT an opinion they don't like, they will toss your video off the site (like about the cooties), but if you show unsafe tool usage....eh, i guess they figure people are smart enough not to try to copy that and hurt themselves.....sigh.

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    12 hours ago, FlGatorwood said:

    Can anyone tell if that is a Harbor Freight lathe?  Best of my memory says that is what it is.  

    Badge on tool is Central Machinery which is H-F brand (go H-F as @Dadio would say:P)

    I'd guess it's a real challenge to keep it from rusting. Also hope he has it wired to a GFCI:o

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