I just wanted to share some of the pictures of us setting up my new 3520. I especially want to thank Bill Kost and Doug Bartos, fellow Chesapeake Woodturners for helping set it up.
I'll post pics of some turnings, soon.
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I just wanted to share some of the pictures of us setting up my new 3520. I especially want to thank Bill Kost and Doug Bartos, fellow Chesapeake Woodturners for helping set it up.
I'll post pics of some turnings, soon.
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Congratulations John I just set up mine this weekend, it sure is FUN.
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With friends like the guy with the hammer, who needs enemies. Looks like ya'll had a good time. Congrats on the new lathe.
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Looks like you guys had a lot of fun! Congrats on your new lathe! Looking forward to seeing some of those turnings!
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John congrats on the new lathe. Looks like if it don't fit get the hammer.
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Congrats on the new lathe. I'm a little envious that you actually had real helpers to get it setup. Enjoy.
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Did the gentleman in the blue shirt survive? Looks like she's runnin in good order. Congrat's.
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Congrats on the new lathe John. I'm with Paul, my back hurts just looking at the headstock down at floor level.
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that made me laugh.Originally Posted by Andy Hoyt
I could say something about the need to read the manual upside down; but in the spirit of the Christmas season, I'll pass -- or wait til January.
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Just like baby pictures.
AAAAhhh, I remember when my lathe first came home....
Congratulations John
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Congrats John! It's a fine lathe. I just completed the first project on my new Mustard.
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Nice gloat, John!
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Congrats John!!!!!! But remember this....it's ALWAYS easier to read the manual when you hold it right-side up.
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When I moved mine I took the motor off the headstock. Couldn't image moving both together by myself.
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