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Earl
 
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When setting up my mostly ideal shop I had read somewhere to put the
lathe by the window. I have a south facing window and the lathe is at
almost right angles to the window, with the head stock closest to it.
I, too, love it. Great light on the wood, much more interesting than
just looking at a wall or into the shop. I've moved the lathe every
direction possible and this work. I would recommend at least trying it.

Lights--Flourescent with a 150w flood light clipped to the rafter and
shining down toward the end of the lathe. Just bought a goose neck lamp
with a magnet to attact to the lathe bed when I need a close-up for
hollowing, etc.

Earl