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,eyour craflsman wood-lathe
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Position the backstick against a pre-turned Portion near the
Center of the spindle, this port on being at least 1/8- n over
finish size to alloW for ater rernovat of any marks made
UpOn itl Operate lathe at a slower speed than norma
LubriCate the workpiece at point of contact with the
backstick; using beeswax (preferably), lard or grease. After
completing the turning, remov e the backstick and f n ish off
the Original: point of cOntact_ Sand off any slight burns
remaining on workp ece.
MISCELLANEOUS OPERATaONS
GUIDE BLOCKS FOR SCRAPING OPERATIONS
A guide block can be clamped to a chise_ to limit the depth of
cut and aid in the production of perfect cylinders, tapers and
facings on faceptate turnings, SCraping methods must be
used when the guide block is employed.
DRILLING
For cross drilling flat sided work, use a (metal-lathe) drilt
pad in the tailst ock and place a scrap board between the pad
and the work. For cross drilling round stock, use a (metal-
lathe} crotch center in the tailstock. Work in which it is
desired to drill random holes can be positioned as desired
on supporting blocks laid upon the lathe bed+ It can be held
by hand -- or can be supported from behind by a drill pad
mounted in the tailstock.
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CROSS DRILLING
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