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Spring Pole Lathe

This ingenious spring pole lathe is operated by a foot treadle and provides ample power for turnings up to about 16" in length. Durable timber frame construction easily disassembles by means of wedge keys and allows for portable transportation. Iron hardware.

Richard S. Toone demonstrates its operation at Rockingham: Washinton's Final Headquarters, during a living history interpretation.

Spring Pole Lathe

January 28, 2009 |

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