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Cleaning the Workshop - Page 32

Tools and tool rests and finish, oh my!

From the bottom shelf comes mineral oil, vegetable oil and a small bottle of the two mixed 50/50. I get the mineral oil by the gallon from a store that supplies it to racing horse owners. It is a lot cheaper than drug stores.   mineral oil, vegetable oil and a small bottle of the two mixed
 my OneWay Chuck and assorted spur and tail centers
The next shelf has various tool rests for the lathes, both commercial and made for me by a welding friend. various tool rests for the lathes
These rubber snake wrenches are great for removing stuck face plates and the like. There is no danger of scarring the metal with them. I have a few brass brushes around the shop. The brass does not cause rust stains on wet wood. rubber snake wrenches are great for removing stuck face plates and the like
The box drawer is handy for holding bits and pieces. The pipe is used to hold 1/2" tool bits for sharpening in the jig. They are used in my big roughing tool.  The box drawer is handy for holding bits and pieces.
On the top live my Oneway 4 jaw chuck and various tail stock and headstock centers. They fit into the 3/4" holes drilled into the top.  my Oneway 4 jaw chuck and various tail stock and headstock centers
I drilled a few more holes into the top to make things a little neater from here on.  a few more holes into the top to take things

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