Hello, my name is Eric and i have had a LOM 900 for about two months. I have been using it mostly for fun, and for roughing out long spindles for chairs from dried rough split billets from logs. They make the lathe bounce quite a bit if you dont make them sorta round first. The LOM is much faster than an electric plane or heaven forbid a drawknife. Question is: i have read a couple posts on here talking about adjusting to make the axis slide smoothly, and i suffer from the same plight of not being able to slide it by hand at all. Anyone have any knowledge of how this is done?
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