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 
Offsetting Tailstock
       
      
       

      
      




Note: When using tailstock offset to cut tapers,
you must use a center, faceplate, and lathe dog to
mount the workpiece onto the spindle.
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
To set up the tailstock to cut a shallow taper:
1.        

Figure 34
Figure 34.
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




Aligning Tailstock


        

To align the tailstock with the headstock:
1.       
   
       

Assembly and PlacementPage
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2.         

2. 


Figures 34 35
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CCW
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CCW
Figure 35.

3.     

Note: To return the tailstock to the center
line, repeat the process until the centered
position is indicated on the offset scale.