posting pictures to identify my lathe
 

Hello,

I am having trouble identifying a lathe I received from my father in law.
Is there a way to post pictures to this news group. From what I seee on the
lathe there is no product number and it looks very similar to a 1935-36
Craftsman lathe but I am not sure.

Thanks,

Steve

posting pictures to identify my lathe
 

In article VFeHg.9969$E_.6155@trnddc06,
"Steve" wrote:

Hello,

I am having trouble identifying a lathe I received from my father in law.
Is there a way to post pictures to this news group. From what I seee on the
lathe there is no product number and it looks very similar to a 1935-36
Craftsman lathe but I am not sure.

Thanks,

Steve

Not to the newsgroup, but there are free sites that you could post to
and post a link here (do a search and find your favorite)

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posting pictures to identify my lathe
 

On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 09:52:53 GMT, "Steve"
wrote:

Hello,

I am having trouble identifying a lathe I received from my father in law.
Is there a way to post pictures to this news group. From what I seee on the
lathe there is no product number and it looks very similar to a 1935-36
Craftsman lathe but I am not sure.

You can post it to a.b.p.w. That's alt binaries pictures woodworking.

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