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Tip
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Lathe Turning
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Setup
and Features
To set
up your Mark V in the lathe mode, follow the instructions
in the Owners Manual that came with your machine.
As you
work in the lathe mode, you'll find that the Mark V is an
extremely capable lathe with several special features.
- It
has swing of 8-1/8", so that you can turn stock up to 16-1/4"
in diameter. It will hold a spindle up to 34" long between
the center-long enough to turn table legs.
- The
quill feed holds the spindle in place between the centers.
- The
tool rest is 8" long and swivels a full 360 degrees. It
adjusts up or down with the table height mechanism and sideways
by sliding the carriage along the way tubes. The Model 510
tool rest arm has a center post position that is used when
turning heavy stock.
- The
speed dial provides a broad range of speeds for a variety
of lathe operations from rough shaping to finish sanding.
- The
tailstock has an eccentric mount to aid in turning tapers.
- A lathe
steady rest is available that helps to reduce whip and vibration
of the spindle stock.
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