Barry N. Turner wrote:
$199 for a Jet Mini Lathe. Another $50 for a cheap starter set of tools.
That's enough to get you hooked. After that, it's every spare dollar you
can rake scrape or borrow to spend on $150 bowl gouges, $300 chucks and
$5000 lathes. A $100 grinder and $200 for a Wolverine sharpening jig. Just
joking, but not really, because turning is really, really addictive.

You really need a bandsaw too, or at least some means of preparing the
wood before it is mounted on the lathe.


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Derek Andrews, woodturner

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