Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?
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  1. #1
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    Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    Looking to see if any of you guys have made or have plans for a inexpensive DIY turntable so I can rotate my piece as I weld.
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    http://weldingweb.com/showthread.php...ight=turntable

    Maybe more coin than you want to spend though.
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    Ya probably. Worst case scenario I'll get an old record player and put a 45lb weight on it lol

    Totally kidding
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    Search, use "positioner" and you'll find any number of systems.

    http://weldingweb.com/search.php?searchid=3126621

    I can remember one done with a hand wheel underneath and a simple pair of bearings to support the shaft, a few done on lazy susans, one using a right angle gearbox and so on.
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    Hi,
    I just easy build one with a brake disk,


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    I hope my pictures can be helpfull.

    Dema
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  6. #6
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    Here's mine. Cheap engine stand and a headstock from a Clausing 6300 lathe. I got a killer deal on the headstock...it's actually a L00 spindle nose. I pulled the guts out to reduce resistance and weight...kept them just in case this needs to go to someone's lathe more than I need it for a positioner. Still need to work out a motor drive and possibly a pedal.Name:  P1050652.jpg
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    would this work for you ??

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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    I recently saw one built with an air drive motor, a flow valve, and some pulleys.
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    Re: Anyone have pics/plan for a turntable?

    a friend just gave me a large ,probably 36 inch one,I have not really looked at it close yet but it is heavy duty and nice..will.post pics soon for ideas for your build

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