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I`d like to use that idea but I have mine set up on a hospital bed table that goes up and down so I can rest the longer steel pieces on a nearby bench for additional support.
Other wise this would work real well to keep the hot sparks off my wall.
you're probably needing a metal lathe though are you Fom?? i wouldn't really have use for one of them. my great g-pa has one in his basement, but aside from a crane and a semi, it'll likely stay there for quite a while. there are a few big tool i want to get but mostly woodwork/cabinet making ones...
My uncle is one of those fellas that will most likely never retire. The good thing is, I am his only nephew/neice interested in the different types of things he does, and tools he uses and such, so I can get alot of things from him, a lathe might be one of them yet.
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