I have an old Craftsman wood lathe. Still runs like a champ with it’s 1/2 horse power, dunlap motor made in 1956.
I plan on adding a disk sanding pad to the 4 inch face plate. 12 inch diameter is probably pushing it. What would be a good practical size. I’m hoping I can go larger than 6 inch.
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