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Taper Turning on the Centre Lathe

Taper Turning on the Centre Lathe. Centre Lathe. Safety Guard. Chuck. Tailstock. The picture on the left shows a Centre Lathe which is used for turning metals. Bed. Headstock. Compound Slide. Cross Slide. Toolpost. Saddle wheel. The main parts are as shown. Emergency Stop.

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Taper Turning on the Centre Lathe

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  1. Taper Turningon the Centre Lathe

  2. CentreLathe Safety Guard Chuck Tailstock The picture on the left shows a Centre Lathe which is used for turning metals Bed Headstock Compound Slide Cross Slide Toolpost Saddle wheel The main parts are as shown EmergencyStop

  3. Turning a Taper First of all fix the bar in the chuck with the Chuck key.

  4. Turning a Taper Now rotate the Compound slide to the desired angle.

  5. Turning a Taper Next Lower the Guard into position.

  6. Turning a Taper Move the Tool closer to the workpiece with the Saddle wheel.

  7. Turning a Taper Switch the Lathe On

  8. Turning a Taper Use the Compound Slide to take the first small cut off the bar

  9. Turning a Taper Use the Compound Slide to take the first small cut off the bar (about 1mm)

  10. Turning a Taper Then wind the Compound Slide back

  11. Turning a Taper Move the Cross slide in to take a second cut.

  12. Turning a Taper Use the Compound slide to take a second cut.

  13. Turning a Taper Repeat this process until the desired taper is achieved (Remember to take a light cut with each pass of the tool tip)

  14. Turning a Taper Switch the lathe Off .

  15. Turning a Taper Lift the Safety Guard.

  16. Turning a Taper Remove the workpiece.

  17. Process Completed Well Done

  18. CentreLathe Safety Guard Chuck Tailstock The picture on the left shows a Centre Lathe which is used for turning metals Bed Headstock Compound Slide Cross Slide Toolpost The main parts are as shown Saddle wheel EmergencyStop Back

  19. Wrong Click here to try again

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