07-26-2018, 09:18 PM
Here is one man's solution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODaz69QJhdM
I don't have a dedicated stand for mine. But you could easily put one together. The drawings for the rollers can be found on Keith Fenner's web site.
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I've seen folks that rigged up their lathe center rest on a stand and used that. Or you could just drill a 1-1/2" hole in a piece of lumber and secure it in place behind the head stock. The material doesn't have to be securely held on center. Just prevented from swinging around wildly. A LITTLE bit of wobble isn't going to hurt anything.
I don't have a dedicated stand for mine. But you could easily put one together. The drawings for the rollers can be found on Keith Fenner's web site.
I've seen folks that rigged up their lathe center rest on a stand and used that. Or you could just drill a 1-1/2" hole in a piece of lumber and secure it in place behind the head stock. The material doesn't have to be securely held on center. Just prevented from swinging around wildly. A LITTLE bit of wobble isn't going to hurt anything.
Willie