Free Metalworking Project Plans: 8 x 14 Lathe Carriage Stop

Material: Steel
Units: (in)

Bill H.  submitted a set of plans for a very nice carriage stop he recently completed for his 8×14 lathe.

8x14-lathe-carriage-stop-by-bill-h

Here’s what Bill wrote about his project:

“Here is a simple heavy duty carriage stop for a 8×14 lathe sold by Lathe Master and Harbor Freight. There is extra metal to allow you to modify the design to hold indicators, stops, micrometers, etc.”

-Bill H.

Thanks for your submission Bill!

  noid-CarriageStop.pdf (38.7 KiB, 1,712 hits)
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