Metal Lathe Compound Slide at Anne Forbes blog

Metal Lathe Compound Slide. I've been doing this by using a cheap xy table with a. It supports the tool post and cutting tool to be in various positions. The base has a red anodized finish with laser engraved angle scales to make setting an angle easy. Four mounting holes are in the base for solid positioning on the crosslide. The compound slide increases the versatility of the mini lathe and allows tapers to be cut. I've been using my wood lathe to perform some very rough metal turning operations you would usually associate with a metal lathe. When two slides are provided (or sometimes, on watchmaker's lathes, three) the complete assembly is known as the compound or compound slide. The compound slide is bolted directly to the cross. The compound slide offers a way to turn tapers and cut angles on a lathe without rotating the headstock. This is necessary for turning angles during a turning operation and in boring short tapers and forms in a taper turning operation. The compound rest sits on top of the cross slide, and above it is the compound slide.

The compound slide offers a way to turn tapers and cut angles on a lathe without rotating the headstock. The compound slide is bolted directly to the cross. Four mounting holes are in the base for solid positioning on the crosslide. The compound slide increases the versatility of the mini lathe and allows tapers to be cut. I've been doing this by using a cheap xy table with a. This is necessary for turning angles during a turning operation and in boring short tapers and forms in a taper turning operation. It supports the tool post and cutting tool to be in various positions. The compound rest sits on top of the cross slide, and above it is the compound slide. The base has a red anodized finish with laser engraved angle scales to make setting an angle easy. When two slides are provided (or sometimes, on watchmaker's lathes, three) the complete assembly is known as the compound or compound slide.

Homebuilt Gingery Lathe Compound Crossslide

Metal Lathe Compound Slide The compound slide increases the versatility of the mini lathe and allows tapers to be cut. Four mounting holes are in the base for solid positioning on the crosslide. The compound slide is bolted directly to the cross. When two slides are provided (or sometimes, on watchmaker's lathes, three) the complete assembly is known as the compound or compound slide. The compound slide increases the versatility of the mini lathe and allows tapers to be cut. I've been doing this by using a cheap xy table with a. The compound rest sits on top of the cross slide, and above it is the compound slide. It supports the tool post and cutting tool to be in various positions. I've been using my wood lathe to perform some very rough metal turning operations you would usually associate with a metal lathe. The base has a red anodized finish with laser engraved angle scales to make setting an angle easy. The compound slide offers a way to turn tapers and cut angles on a lathe without rotating the headstock. This is necessary for turning angles during a turning operation and in boring short tapers and forms in a taper turning operation.