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Studio Inventory - Woodturning and Woodworking Lathes 4 Powermatic 3520B Lathes Powermatic 4224 Lathe Robust American Beauty Lathe One-Way 2436 Lathe (Instructor Demo Lathe) 2 One-Way Lathes Nichols Lathe 3 Vicmarc Lathe 3 Stubby Lathes Klein Lathe Lathe tool kits include: Wrench Knock-out bar Small Tool Rest Large Tool Rest 3” Faceplate 6” Faceplate Four-pronged Drive Spur One-Way Live Center with knock-out bar Large Cone Small Cone One-Way stronghold chuck Chunk Key Woodworm Screw Aror Screw Chuck ½” Drill Chuck w/ chuck key Face Shield Double-ended calipers Cabinet Key Other Machines in Woodturning Studio: Bench Grinder Grinding Jigs Wolverine Delta 20” Drill Press Powermatic 20” Bandsaw Microwave for steaming Machine Room Makita V.S. Plunge Router Powermatic 21” Planer SCMI 16” Jointer Delta Radial Arm Saw JDS Multi-Router Veritas Router Table with fence system Excalibur Sliding Table Conover Lathe Porta Cable Router General 20” Bandsaw/Resaw Delta Edge Sander Delta Belt / Disc Sander Max Spindle Sander Delta 14” Bandsaw Jet 18” Drill Press Delta Tenoning Jog Spindle Adapter 33 xs Bill Johnson Hollowing Tool - Large Bill Johnson Hollowing Tool - Small Hollowing Tool Steady Rest Bedan Tool - Large Bedan Tool - Small Spindle Adapter - 1¼ - 8 x 33 Lyle Janieson Boring Set-up Lynn Hull Spinning Tool Sorby Version on the Stewart Tool Jet Thickness Sander Delta Table Saw with Biesemeyer Fence Delta 16 ½” Drill Press Makita Miter Saw 12” Dewalt 12” Compound Miter Saw General 10” Table Saw Rockwell 8” Jointer Powermatic Mortiser Shop Smith Router Table Zero Tolerance Table Saw Plates Woodworking Studio Equipment Bench Grinders 5 Work Benches with vises 3 Large Square Benches with vises Diefenbach benches Aercology Sanding Table Tormek Supergrind Wet Grinder Dewalt 20” Scroll Saw Delta 20” Drill Press Propane Burner Steamer 14 Jet Mini-Lathes Other Tools / Equipment Wood Carts Pallet Jack Chain Saws Saw Horses 12” Turntable 14” Turntable Timberjack Peavy Axe Small Tools Drill Bit Index Face Shields Allen Wrench sets - metric and standard Extra Long Tool Resrs Jumbo Jaws Strong Hold Chucks Safety Helmet with face shield and ear protection Nova Scroll Chucks Vicmarc Chucks Termite Hollowing Tool Misc. Table Saw Blades Bar Clamps - 8” - 48” C-Clamps Jorgensen Handscrew Clamps Hand planers 12” Gents Saws Hammers Cabinet Scrapers Wood handsaws Woodpen Mallets 12” Squares 8” Squares Air Brad Nailer Air Stapler Cordless Drills Drill Bits Router Bits Jig Saw Hand Drills Speed Squares DeWalt Compact Router Electric Carver Angle Grinders Finish Router 10” Belt Sander Heat Guns Hand Sanders Draw Knives Carving Chisels Levels Soldering Gun .

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