Well low handlebars were what I was thinking. I think I've got a nice design planned, just not sure if it will jive with the sissy bar. We'll have to try it and see. I really wanted the sissy bar so I could strap a bag to it on occasion.

Thanks. We'll see how the handlebars turn out and take another look at this sissy bar. I am hoping it works 🤞

It's a Shoptask Bridgemill circa 2004 www.chicagolathe.com/content/12-history-of-3-in-1-machine I, of course, got it used. It came with a bunch of tooling and upgrades. I would recommend something of this size if you're doing smaller pieces like me. I do a lot of spacers and bushings. I'd definitely recommend a larger used lathe versus a smaller new lathe. Get the largest one you can fit/afford. I have limited lathe experience, but this one is certainly better than the old South Bend my father has. It cuts steel without a problem. The mill combo is very space efficient. I do wish I had a larger one, but only occasionally

I don't have any products 😔. So any advice I might give on that would likely be inaccurate 😀