Mini-lathe Tools and Projects: 48 (Workshop Practice Series) Paperback – 5 April 2012

This is a good little book if you are after a source of tweaks and improvements for your Mini-Lathe, the alterations and suggestions for improving the machine are extremely helpful. I have one basic criticism; it does not seem to have been properly proof-read and the absence of a few important drawings, measurements, and photographs has been allowed to slip through into print. This is irritating rather than a reason not to buy the book, as it is reasonably easy to work out what isn't shown , but it might put less experienced operators in a bit of a spin. I like the fact that there is a choice of designs for a taper turning attachment, and the four suggestions for coping with the annoying little habit the lathe has of having its gib strips going loose under the saddle. As I said, basically an excellent little book

Lots of info for begginers.

very informative book as are all of this series worth the money.

If you have a mini lathe you need to have this book! It is a vital reference for a lot of information that is critical for the enjoyment of these wonderful machines

Τhis book has helped me enough to understand tools and their use.

A well written book, very interesting.

very helpful ,reminding me of old skills not used for years and also new insight would reccomend it highly to any one

Didn't tell me anything I didn't already know