T-Track Steady Rest

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This is a T-Track Steady Rest that uses four rollerblade wheels... other than the T-Track and wheels, it's made from wood.
Hope you can make sense out of the tutorial.
Allen
 

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Thanks, Allen -- this is very clear and straightforward. I've added it to my list :drinks:
 
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Thanks for the comments, Gents.
I just got online for a few minutes today. i received a message about posting pdf files, but I won't be able to correct the problem until I get to where I can get online more easily. I apologize for any inconvenience I've caused by posting the pdf files.
Allen
 
Allen said:
This is a T-Track Steady Rest that uses four rollerblade wheels... other than the T-Track and wheels, it's made from wood.
Hope you can make sense out of the tutorial.
Allen
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I've been looking for a simple Steady Rest to build and I have to hand it to you, this is probably the easiest one I've seen. 4 wheels actually gives you better support and anti-vibration properties. Plus, the act that they are in a T-track that is in a slot... well that just makes it that much easier to insure that the wheels all line up and provide equal support. :thanx2:
 
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