Hey Lobby, remind us who is/was L.D.?


I am so sorry that you can't stand at your lathe anymore. I have
trouble standing too, but sit on a high stool and turn small. Thanks
for all your wit, wisdom and cogent comments over the years here.


Please keep us informed about your renewed small machining & woodturning
adventures and the ways you've found help to cope with "turning
disability". I have a Sheldon 10in engine lathe from a WWII cruiser and
a small Atlas milling machine. Never used these days, but I hate to give
them up. Sort of like stopping driving my PU would mean the end of my
independence. BTW, all you younger guys in your 60s and 70s, don't
wait, enjoy your journeys and have fun _NOW!


Turn to Safety, Arch
Fortiter


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