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Turning Big Topwaters On Lathe

Tyler j
in Tacklemaking

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I am very interested in turning big wakebaits & swimbait on a lathe. I have some questions though on budget lathes, heavy duty hardware,sealing and painting. We use these big baits at night and throw them right up next to the rocks & it beats the crap out of them. Looking on making bait 3-6 inches jointed and non jointed

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    I have a harbor freight lathe that I like to use that cost around 150?

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    Yeah that would work how big of a work area do you have? I have a workbench

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    i have it on a small workbench, it doesnt take up much room really but it is HEAVY(50lbs). if you go on their website it says the demisions

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