| Project by jockmike2 | posted 556 days ago | 831 views | 2 times favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
Some fellow jocks were asking to see this and could’nt find it. So I’m re-posting it for them. Its made from a pair of rollerblades I picked up at a yard sale. Aluminum T channel and bolts that fit the rollerblades. I do have the whole article I got from a magazine, but it would have to be after the Thorsen table is done before I had time to hunt it up. I sent Mark DeCou a copy maybe he can locate and post his quicker. jockmike
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David
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posted 556 days ago
Mike -
Very cool! I saw this same article and was facinated at the ingenuity of this steady rest.
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jockmike2
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What I was amazed at was how well it worked. I think if I ever made another I’d make it a little thicker. I used 3/4 mdf and should have used plywood and maybe add a half inch on to that. But like i said it still works great.jockmike
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Bill
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posted 556 days ago
Nice job Mike. Are the wheels and supports adjustable for different size turnings?
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WayneC
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posted 556 days ago
The original is here. There is some good commentary and other examples posted in the comments.
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mot
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posted 556 days ago
That looks great jock…I’ve been contemplating the same thing and this is a neat solution to a common problem.
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