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I got this ugly ass (at least to me) Meucci that needs a forearm. Can anyone tell me what kind of wood the butt section is made from ?? Or maybe what kind of plain jane forearm might look good with this butt section ?? I also still have the decorative collar from the original forearm that...

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PM sent checking to see if there are any extras.....:)

I'll buy the book and jkan can buy the dvd........ Lee Casto

I already have the cd from Chris. Any chance of selling JUST the book at a good price ??

Location ??? Where are you located ???

Galipeau...... let me know if you wanna sell any. I only need one, lol. Lee Casto

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I'd be interested in seeing some pics...

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Take some good pics and paint them back on. Lee Casto

Batter Up !!!!!!!!

Thanks for all the explanations from everyone. It was explained great and I completely understand. Here's my other question. ......... If I add a riser block to my headstock and one to my tailstock..... then how do I get my tool/cutter raised to the center of the work piece ?? Lee Casto

That's awesome. Way to use your noggin !!! Lee Casto

Very ingenious set up. Looks nice. Whst are you going to use as a tool post and how are you gonna mount it ?? Lee Casto

Thanks Cue Crazy. I completely understand. Lee Casto

Todd, I see what you're saying and I understand. You are correct. That is not a riser my tailstock is on, it's just the mount itself. So I need to put my headstock and tailstock on risers before I can use a router ?? Lee Casto

Chris, Can you elaborate or explain what you're saying a little better, not quite sure I understand. :confused: According to Dacuban he is using one of Todd's lathes and also one of Todd's router mounts. I own a lathe from Todd and the only thing on a riser block is the tailstock. I guess the...

As many times as it's been mentioned and asked about, I can't believe Todd hasn't incorporated this into his already existing mount.

Lee Casto