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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Here are some pieces in various states of cleanup. The first assembly that I tackled was the apron. It was a good start to the project since it was quite complex and would be a test on things to come. After stripping it down and repainting all the parts it was ready to go back together. Some of the levers and handles don't work as smoothly as I think they should so at some point I'm going to have to delve back into this thing to figure ...

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Here are some pieces in various states of cleanup. The first assembly that I tackled was the apron. It was a good start to the project since it was quite complex and would be a test on things to come. After stripping it down and repainting all the parts it was ready to go back together. Some of the levers and handles don't work as smoothly as I think they should so at some point I'm going to have to delve back into this thing to figure ...

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Clausing 4914: Parts Painting

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Sunday, September 23, 2012. Here are some of the first parts that I had gotten cleaned up and ready for refinishing. For the smaller parts I find it easiest to just paint these with a small artists brush by hand. There are so many nooks and crannys and places that need to be masked on some of them that its just easier this way. I'm going to be spraying the larger pieces outside. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Clausing 4914: October 2012

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Wednesday, October 10, 2012. Finally I got the snap ring off with a typical pair of snap ring pliers. This was another tool I inherited from my Grandfather. I had never known how to get snap rings off before I discovered this tool. Seems kind of stupid but it was quite an Aha moment. The rest came off relatively easy with my handy puller plate center coupled with my bigger 3 jaw pullers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Clausing 4914: August 2012

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Tuesday, August 14, 2012. This lathe is utterly filthy. Every square inch of it is covered in grease, grime and metal chips. While unloading in the pouring rain, the thick coating of gunk was actually helpful, it kept the surface rust from forming. Now that it is in place and I'm tearing it down, it isn't as welcome. I'm not sure the posts from the tear down will be terribly exciting. It's mostly a lot of cleaning. I found, despite other reviews that say the pump b...

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Clausing 4914: Updates

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. I haven't had much time to update the blog in the recent months. However, much progress has been made on the lathe to date. Therefore I'm going to blow through a series of short posts to get everything up to speed and to generally document the process I've gone through. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Clausing 4914: September 2012

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Sunday, September 23, 2012. Here are some of the first parts that I had gotten cleaned up and ready for refinishing. For the smaller parts I find it easiest to just paint these with a small artists brush by hand. There are so many nooks and crannys and places that need to be masked on some of them that its just easier this way. I'm going to be spraying the larger pieces outside. Since the 1-1/2" x 8 backing plate is smaller than the 1-3/4" x 8 that the Clausing has...

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Armory Woodworks: January 2012

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Tuesday, January 03, 2012. Très petite Roubo: Part 2. The next step on my nephew's bench is to cut the mortises for the stretchers on all the legs. I lay out all the mortises on the legs. It's nice to have several combination squares, this way you can set several different dimensions and make your layout go quicker. I bored out the majority of the waste with a forstner bit in my drill press. Then clean up with a chisel. I cut the paralell board mortise the same way as the leg mortises. Instead of cut...

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Armory Woodworks: December 2011

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Monday, December 19, 2011. Très petite Roubo: Part 1. Pardon my french. The Roubo bench craze. Snags another victim. Less than a month before Christmas my sister tells me that my 3 year old nephew really wants a "tool bench". I can't be happier hearing this fact and decided I'd build him his first workbench. I scaled down Chris Shwarz's Old School Roubo. I chose 2x4's because they were the cheapest and I could glue up the top by turning them on edge, and make the legs with only two boards. I started by b...

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Armory Woodworks: In the shop...

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Saturday, August 09, 2014. I've gone full bore and changed the blog title. It's now just Armory Woodworks. I've also included a link on the side to my Etsy shop. I don't have any items listed yet but I hope to soon. After a month or so of little woodworking I'm back into it. I've got some big plans in the works and they've helped inspire me to get back to it. There has been a flurry of activity in the past two weeks. Here's what I've been working on. I was sorting through my lumber pile to find enough ch...

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Armory Woodworks: May 2015

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Monday, May 11, 2015. I'm going to try and keep this short. I've always had a hard time trying to keep this website updated. So first things first, go checkout my Facebook page for Armory Woodworks. I will more than likely not be updating this blog in the future. I find it much easier to keep people updated on what's going on in the shop by posting on Facebook. You can also shop my Etsy. Store straight from Facebook with the My Etsy Shop tab. So if you have. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Armory Woodworks: Projects, projects, projects.

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Monday, June 10, 2013. Projects, projects, projects. As a follow up to my last post I'd like to point out that although I have struggled recently with finishing some things, I am keeping very busy. I've also been improving the "shop" or lack thereof with some exciting new tools that have expanded my capabilities. The biggest is my purchase and restoration of a Clausing 4914 metal lathe. You can follow the complete tear-down and rebuild on my other blog. I've also built a mobile cart for my mig welder.

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Armory Woodworks: June 2013

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Monday, June 10, 2013. Projects, projects, projects. As a follow up to my last post I'd like to point out that although I have struggled recently with finishing some things, I am keeping very busy. I've also been improving the "shop" or lack thereof with some exciting new tools that have expanded my capabilities. The biggest is my purchase and restoration of a Clausing 4914 metal lathe. You can follow the complete tear-down and rebuild on my other blog. I've also built a mobile cart for my mig welder.

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Armory Woodworks: Big Changes

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Monday, May 11, 2015. I'm going to try and keep this short. I've always had a hard time trying to keep this website updated. So first things first, go checkout my Facebook page for Armory Woodworks. I will more than likely not be updating this blog in the future. I find it much easier to keep people updated on what's going on in the shop by posting on Facebook. You can also shop my Etsy. Store straight from Facebook with the My Etsy Shop tab. So if you have. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Armory Woodworks: Welcome Back

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Saturday, December 03, 2011. At the urging of some friends I'm back at the blog. When I saw the date of my last post I can't say I was surprised. It really does take a lot of discipline to keep up with something like this. I'm going to try to post here at least once a week. We shall see how that goes. I hope to have some new posts soon with some actual working content. Stay tuned. But for now, welcome back! Are you the one who keeps turning the staples upside down? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Armory Woodworks: March 2012

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Monday, March 05, 2012. Maybe this should be titled "Outside the shop". While not exactly a woodworking project it does contain a piece of wood! I slapped this outboard motor cart together on Saturday. The steel came from re-purposed bed frames that I'm constantly on the lookout for. The tires were cheap sale items from Harbor Freight. This is to store/move a Honda 9.9 HP outboard motor for my sailing club DC Sail. Labels: In the shop. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Peter Follansbee, joiner's notes.

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Armory Woodworks: August 2012

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Tuesday, August 14, 2012. This is the second one of these I made. I never posted any of the work I had done on the first one because it was a 2011 Christmas present for my sister and brother in-law. So I didn't want anyone figuring out who it was for. I was probably being overly cautious. I really enjoy this project as it has many small challenges that helped add to my skill set. These two pieces were the first time I had actually built a drawer that fit into a carcass. I have to say that I think...As is...

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A restoration of a Clausing 4914 Lathe. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Here are some pieces in various states of cleanup. The first assembly that I tackled was the apron. It was a good start to the project since it was quite complex and would be a test on things to come. After stripping it down and repainting all the parts it was ready to go back together. Some of the levers and handles don't work as smoothly as I think they should so at some point I'm going to have to delve back into this thing to figure ...

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