Woodwork Lathe Headstock Forked Centre Toolrest Revolving Centre
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Woodwork Lathe
Headstock Forked Centre Toolrest Revolving Centre Tailstock Bed Tool. Post On/Off Switch Lathe Parts
When turning between centres the work piece is held between a Forked Centre and a Revolving Centre
Headstock The headstock supports one end of the work piece. It contains the driveshaft as shown below.
Forked Centre The Headstock can be fitted with a Forked Centre to support one end of the work piece when turning between centres.
Tailstock Locking Tailstock The tailstock supports the other end of the work piece Lever
To support this end a Revolving Centre or Dead Centre must be fitted in the tailstock. Revolving Centre Dead Centre
The Parting tool The parting tool can be used to cut narrow slots in your work piece.
The Gouge Cross Section The Gouge utilises a slicing action and can be used for both roughing down and fine finishing
The Skew Chisel The skew chisel can be used to produce a very smooth finish When using this tool remember only to use the bottom third of Copper the blade
The Scrapers are available in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Scrapers are among the easiest lathe tools to use however as the name suggests the tool scrapes rather than cuts and can leave a rather rough finish.
The Faceplate A Faceplate is used to attach a wood blank to the lathe when making a bowl Faceplate
The End
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