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help identifying lathe faceplates - kscott - 12-20-2024
A little help, please. I am in the process of selling off the contents of my woodworking shop and am grouping items by area. In the turning area I can identify most things but I have a number of faceplates that I am almost sure are aircraft aluminum and are red. Does this ring a bell with anyone?
Thanks,
Ken
RE: help identifying lathe faceplates - taxman - 12-20-2024
Hi Ken,
Pics would help!!! That said, you may be describing Don Pencil's brand of faceplate.
There are other finely done faceplates, but his were very popular.
Good Luck!
Lance
RE: help identifying lathe faceplates - kscott - 12-20-2024
(12-20-2024, 06:22 PM)taxman Wrote: Hi Ken,
Pics would help!!! That said, you may be describing Don Pencil's brand of faceplate.
There are other finely done faceplates, but his were very popular.
Good Luck!
Lance
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is exactly it!!!!!!!!! I remember it now.
RE: help identifying lathe faceplates - taxman - 12-22-2024
(12-20-2024, 06:58 PM)kscott Wrote: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is exactly it!!!!!!!!! I remember it now.
Glad I could help. Saw the other post about leaving. Sorry to hear, but understand completely. Been looking around my shop thinking it's time to pair down. Then another "great deal" on something I can't live without shows up.
Good luck with the sales. Let me know when you are ready!
RE: help identifying lathe faceplates - Wipedout - 12-22-2024
Don’t forget to post the tread and size so people will know if they fit their lathe
I remember those. Always meant to get some from Don but he stopped