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Tearing the lathe apart was a pretty simple process. I lightly sanded and thouroughly cleaned all the parts with an oil and wax remover prior to priming. I used a Krylon primer because that is what I had available. All the bolt holes were filled and the chrome handles were masked off prior to priming.

I was not to concerend with trying to match it perfectly, so I decided to use this rich navy blue. Two to three coats gave me the coverage I needed.

A quick note on spray paint. Read the application directions closely. They are not there just to fill up the blank space on the label!

Make sure the metal is clean from grease and oils and is not to hot or cold. Also, from my limited understanding, additional coats need to be applied within an hour of each other, in order to melt together to form one cohesive layer, or after 24 hours, which allows each layer to fully cure prior to being entombed by the next layer.

After painting all the parts, the cool art deco details on the head and tail stock were screaming out for attention. After the paint had cured for a few days, I cleaned and polished the metal on the tool rest and the tail stock, as well as the spindle and pulley in the head stock. I then lubed the thrust bearing with some lithium grease and assembled the lathe. Motors were completely foreigh to me, so it was with much trepidation that I began to disassemble the motor.

Thanks to this post on the Garage Journal forum I had the confidence to begin. I slowly took the motor apart, making sure to take many pictures along the way, so I had plenty of reference later on if I ever got stuck during the reassembly. The bearings felt perfectly fine, with no slop or play, so I decided to just clean them out and repack them with lithium grease. The metal band that the name plate was a connected to was a mess, so I masked off the name plate, lightly sanded the metal band, and painted it with a can of stainless steel paint.

I played it extra safe and, using only warm soapy water, I scrubbed away the dirt and grime. I finished up by polishing it up with a little paste wax to add back some luster. After a few hours of work it sure looks a whole lot better! I also replaced the ungrounded cord with an old computer cable that I had stowed away in my desk. When I bought the lathe, it came mounted to an OSB cart, which was quite sturdy, but not very pretty.

Being a woodworker, I wanted to change that. We recently repaired and partially rebuilt a dining table, so I had a large plate of solid Red Oak in the corner of the shop. I cut it down to the correct size, sent it through the widebelt sander to remove the old finish, routed a nice detail on the edges, and sprayed on a few coats of lacquer. I then mounted the lathe and the motor, replaced the V-belt with a link belt, and called the project done!

A few weeks later, I purchased a cheap set of lathe tools off Craigslist and decided to make a nice holder for them, so they would be mounted within easy reach.

Using more of the salvaged dining table, I fabricated a simple, yet secure, tool holder. After using the lathe a few times, I was not liking the mechanics of turning the motor on and off.

The previous owner had the switch on the back side of the motor, which was the safest location, but not at all convenient. I mounted the switch on the front, but it was not at all safe, since your hand would be right near the belt. I needed to change that right away.

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