Repairing a Steady Rest for the Logan Lathe
I had to repair this old damaged steady rest that I found for my Logan Lathe before I could use it. It needed a new clamp and new finger supports made. With the rust gone, some fresh paint and rebuilt parts it is as good as new and ready to go into action.
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