Need source for Handwheel
Ben Ragusa
>Just a simple request: Does anyone know of a source for a handwheel to fit my old Delta? It's a 1x8, LH of course.
Thanks!
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Need source for Handwheel
Ben Ragusa
>Just a simple request: Does anyone know of a source for a handwheel to fit my old Delta? It's a 1x8, LH of course.
Thanks!
Re: Need source for Handwheel
Don Evans
>Try www.packardwoodworks.com
Don
Re: Need source for Handwheel
Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.
>Using a Delta LH faceplate, make your own out of a nice piece of hardwood. I much prefer a handwheel that's 8 or 9 inches in diameter.
Wally
Re: Need source for Handwheel
Phil Joines Krum, Texas
>Grizzly sells a faceplate hub in 1x8LH. Make the wheel to fit.
Re: Need source for Handwheel
Bill Hale / The Wood Spinner
>The cheapest way is to epoxy a 1 x 8 LH nut in a piece of hardwood and turn it to the size you like. Should be less than a buck. Be sure to make it thick enough so you can drill the side for your tomy bar.
Good turning and be safe
Bill