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Turning huge columns on a homemade lathe

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Uploaded by on Jan 15, 2008

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The columns shown in this video were made on lathe custom made by me. Most of the tools used in the process were made by me also.

The columns may be up to 12" x 12" in the square part or 13" diameter in the round section and up to 11 feet long. (30.5 cm x 30.5 cm x 3.35 meters)

Please post any questions or comments and I will answer them ASAP. You can send me a private message too.

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Las columnas mostradas en este video son hechas en un torno hecho por mi mismo. La mayoría de las herramientas que uso tambien fueron hechas por mi.

El tamaño maximo de la columna puede llegar a ser de 12 pulgadas x 12 pulgadas en la seccion cuadrada y por 11 pies de largo (30.5 cm x 30.5 cm x 3.35 metros).

Cualquier pregunta o comentario pueden dejarlo en la seccion de comentarios o mandame un mensaje y responderé lo mas pronto posible.

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  • lovely work there Jesus! nice piece of kit too. well done.

  • @2x4tube thank you very much

  • Very interesting... you may wish to try a metal plate afixed to your 'dead centre' end and use a 'live centre' into it.

  • @zzf00l I will try, thank you very much.

  • ihave never seen a lathe that cuts its self

  • @carsnmods11 I made this lathe based on a metal working lathe, that is why it has a power feed.

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  • exelente trabajo viejo

  • @zzf00l Agreed, it is much more stable and safer.

  • That is some very fine work. 

  • That was AWESOME!!

  • i gotz a question how do u get the wood to stay on lathe i have a lathe that im working on and i need to get that part down so it wont fly off

  • Excelente trabajo!!!

  • Mr. Torres, that was AMAZING! Fantastic work, a true artisan with great talent!

  • Absolutely awesome work!! Brilliant engineering of the lathe and it's functionality!

  • Superb craftsmanship.

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