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This is the one I use https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KLCZ2FE/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It hooks up to a regular tv monitor too

I agree with John. A surface coating like poly or lacquer will eventually scratch and chip if the piece is used. You can buff a sheen into an oil finish but it will dull with use.

I saw those but might be a bit small for a cremation urn. I try to make the ones I sell 2 1/2" to 3" inside diameter because that seems to be the minimum size funeral homes prefer. But like anything...

It all depends on what kind of cutter. The flat ones like the Easy wood tools would be easier to do than the cup style cutters like the Hunter tools.

Another visible change is the 3520a doesn't have the rpm readout on the front of the headstock, but I never needed that anyway.

Since I'm 6'6" tall, I mounted mine on 4×4 blocks, bolting them using the holes for the adjustable feet. I remounted the adjustable feet using threaded inserts in the wood. Then on top of the 4×4's I...

Alive and well in Bremerton

I got mine from Napa Auto Parts.

D-way is my choice.

My 3520A has the date on the motor plate.

A 16 tpi thread is normally .040 deep, so you'd add .080 to the total diameter. I come across an old Bonnie Klein handout a few years ago and she recommended 3/64", and it seems to give a little bit...

Has anybody had any experience using canned air (used for computers and electronics) as a Bloxygen substitute? I have heard about this and been wanting to try this. It would be a heck of a lot...

I found a cheap wireless security camera for less than $30 off of Amazon. I already had a shop tv and a home made laser mount which was easily converted. Quick and easy and works great!

I too save my old socks with holes because they make great finish rags. But when you hang them out to dry don't do it where the neighbors can see you hanging your old socks that are all yellowed from...

My favorite woodturning quote to remember is "the inside diameter should not exceed the outside diameter"

Hi Noah
Whichever fence you decide on, you should be able to adjust it for the drift of the blade you are working with. Blades sometimes don't necessarily cut square to the saw itself, so the fence...