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I’ve been doing woodwork for a few years now and am working out of a single garage which also needs to hold the gardening stuff and motorbike. I’m just reorganising a bit to accommodate my new lathe. My other advantage is that being a single guy there’s no one to complain if I do a glue-up in the lounge whilst watching the telly!
workshop. I have a disability (also I am 89). and can’t stand up at the lathe. I am a long time wood turner. I was a design technology teacher and used to turn on a Harrison Jubilee in my spare time. I later inherited the lathe when “health and safety “ decided it was not suitable and scrapped it. As you can see I have graduated (with Colwn Way’s advice) to the AT355WL I am now happily turning, sitting at my lathe. I hope I can assure anyone with a disability can, and should , have a go at wood turning.
