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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > 1946 South Bend Lathe Rehab
 
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Apr 6, 2006

Motronic posted:

I wish it was that easy, but it's also too tall.

And I have none of this stuff in the shop. If it cant' be done with some manner or grinder (air, wheel, angle) a sawzall, or a welder I'm pretty much done. This is my first real metalworing tool so I'm screwed. I totally understand how this gets easier as you go along, but I'm not there.

I'm still contemplating that horizontal band that has a cooling pump on it........

Late to the party, but you could have used a grinder as long as you kept one side factory fresh so it would still seat as intended on the underside of the t-slot.

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