SBLatheman
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Old South Bend Lathe Photos
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SBLatheman
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SBLatheman
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SLK001
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Ted,
Can you post your photos using the technique detailed here?
When you post using the "INSERT IMAGE" feature (since the updating of the site), you just get tiny thumbnails of what you post. You also cannot even get the photo to enlarge to the original size, so in a lot of pictures, you can't tell what it is about.
Can you post your photos using the technique detailed here?
When you post using the "INSERT IMAGE" feature (since the updating of the site), you just get tiny thumbnails of what you post. You also cannot even get the photo to enlarge to the original size, so in a lot of pictures, you can't tell what it is about.
SBLatheman
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It still isn’t very good
M.B. Naegle
Diamond
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- Conroe, TX USA
SBLatheman
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I use an iPad Pro and the pictures look great on it until I post them
Maybe I can send them to you and you could post them...?
Thanks,
Ted
SLK001
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I'd be happy to enlarge them, then post them.
SBLatheman
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SLK001
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Here are the photos in a size that you can see detail:
This setup must be a real back-killer. Plus, a normal height man can't even stand up straight here.
This guy has some unusual attachments on and around the lathe.
This setup must be a real back-killer. Plus, a normal height man can't even stand up straight here.
This guy has some unusual attachments on and around the lathe.
M.B. Naegle
Diamond
- Joined
- Feb 7, 2011
- Location
- Conroe, TX USA
I'm curious if on those automotive trunk arrangements if they ran the lathe with a 6 volt motor or just kept a long extension cord in the trunk? It seems that 110v conversion equipment in cars/trucks is a fairly modern convenience.
I use an iPad Pro and the pictures look great on it until I post them
Maybe I can send them to you and you could post them...?
Thanks,
Ted
Ted,
I've started the photo pages on the website, albeit they are not in the main index page yet, I'm rewriting the site slowly.
I have a few new index pages working and am adding content.
If you have more photos, email them to me and I'll post them in this section:
Photo-Index
I have the vintage link lightbox working, still working on sizing and screen views.
The Video index is up here:
Video-Index
I'll see if I can cut some video out of the twins birthday video you sent to upload also.
If you want to go through the current main page (wswells.com) to the FTE section that has the button links,
click the SBL Workshop logo in the top left corner.
Hopefully in a few months, the information on the site will be much easier to navigate.
Steve
