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Hi all,
I've got this neat old steady rest, and I've had it for years, without ever knowing what it originally fit, and well, was hoping to get some help with its identification from some of you old (and / or new) hands here in the group. Here is the link to a picture and some dimensions / details. No spam at this link, just info. on the rest. http://www.indiancreekprecision.com/steadyrest.html I believe it would fit a lathe with a swing of 16". Its a very well made, heavy and rigid rest, I wish all steadies were made this way. I love the adjusters on this thing. I have thought about copying this pattern to make a 'jr' version of it for my smaller lathe. Anyway, Thanks for any help. Jess |
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