Posted by 350ute on October 28, 2019 at 17:00:45 from (98.21.128.179):
In Reply to: Re: Lathe tools posted by Fawteen on October 28, 2019 at 16:37:52:
Most questions answered, the faceplate may be for driving lathe dogs. Some lathes spindle noses have an internal taper so you can use a common dead center on the headstock. The short "center" looking piece might be for putting in a three or four jaw chuck and turning between centers. I always kept a piece of stock like that in my toolbox when I had to turn something between centers. We used a 3 jaw chuck,trued up the 60 degree angle then set up the lathe dog to be driven off one of the jaws. Make sure you have enough pressure on your tailstock center...if you start to hear the dog slapping between the jaws, pray you have enough time to stop the lathe or adjust your center. Otherwise you might be walking around the shop trying to find your part.
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