TurningShop.com  - Home of Harding Pens and Woodturnings
This Page is about my  workshop. I make my pens, wood turnings and crafts here.
My budget is limited, so many tools and jigs, I made. I made the work bench, saw
cabinet, drill jig, tool racks, and some of the turning tools.
There is a separate page on my
home made dust collector, and another on my buffer
created from a modified Ryobi lathe.
Thanks for visiting my website,
Brad Harding,  HardingPens.com
Above is my newest Lathe, to the right my drill press.
Below is my table saw and sander.
The drill has my jig for drilling pen blanks, the
sander has my jig for squaring the blanks. The
benches, jigs and fences are all made in this shop.
Click on a thumbnail to see a higher resolution
image.
Pen Making

Pen Making at
Harding Pens

My Links Page
Drill block - HardingPens.com
Drill block - HardingPens.com
Below:
My dust Collector -
see how I made it here.
My seven-year old took this
picture of me in Jan, 2006.
Me
Harding Pens and Woodturnings
One-of-a-Kind Fine Writing Instruments and Turned Treasures
Ryobi lathe shortedned to convert to a buffer
Below is my set-up for drilling blanks. I
use a gage block on it's end  and
clamped to the drill press table. A
quick release clamp is used to hold
the blank to the block.
Click on the thumbnail to see the full
image.
My Workshop
These are my old lathes. I  modified one to make it
shorter, then set it up as a buffer. The buffing creates
the beautiful gloss finish that make the wood grain
seem to jump out at you. For more info on my
lathe-buffer,
click here.
Delta 46-460 Lathe
My main lathe and my buffer on my second turning bench.
My new Delta 46-460
lathe is larger than my
past lathes and is
allowing me to do
bigger and better
woodturnings. New
turned product pictures
are coming.