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The maker of Sherline lathes in Australia sold me their version many years ago together with attachments for turning wood I have not got a large hand but found it most tiresome the winding devices were so small its an ornament in the shed now have you got a pic of yours. I modified mine away from being a lathe.

Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 131637, member: 122"] The maker of Sherline lathes in Australia sold me their version many years ago together with attachments for turning wood I have not got a large hand but found it most tiresome the winding devices were so small its an ornament in the shed now have you got a pic of yours. I modified mine away from being a lathe. Peter.:thumbs: [/QUOTE]

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