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| 1. Speed is controlled by a rotating knob on the front panel and there is now a speed display. | 1. Speed is controlled by a rotating knob on the front panel and there is now a speed display. | ||
| - | 2. Two ranges of speed are available via a belt and pully system but the high speed configuration should meet must users requirements. The Lathe must always be left in the high speed configuration. | + | 2. Two ranges of speed are available via a belt and pully system but the high speed configuration should meet most users requirements. The Lathe must always be left in the high speed configuration. |
| 3. The Lathe has a Reverse mode option which means all items attached to the Headstock must be secured to ensure that they do not unscrew themselves if the Lathe is operated in Reverse. You should avoid using Reverse Mode unless you really need it. | 3. The Lathe has a Reverse mode option which means all items attached to the Headstock must be secured to ensure that they do not unscrew themselves if the Lathe is operated in Reverse. You should avoid using Reverse Mode unless you really need it. | ||
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| - | ====The Old Clarke CWL20RV Lathe==== | ||
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| - | ==== Accessories ==== | ||
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| - | === Drive Centre === | ||
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| - | A drive center, also known as a grip center, is used in the driving end of a machine (headstock). It is often used in woodworking or where softer materials are machined. | ||
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| - | === Live Centre === | ||
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| - | A revolving center, also known as a live center, allows higher turning speeds while avoiding burning and also produces greater clamping pressures. | ||
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| - | === Face Plate === | ||
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| - | A lathe faceplate is a basic workholding accessory for a wood turning lathe. It is a circular metal (usually cast iron) plate which fixes to the end of the lathe spindle. | ||
| - | The workpiece is then clamped to the faceplate, typically using t-nuts in slots in the faceplate, or less commonly threaded holes in the faceplate itself. | ||
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| - | === Tool Rest Extension Arm === | ||
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| - | The Extension Arm is a very useful accessory and enables the user the turn larger diameter pieces - especially when you rotate the headstock 45 - 90° | ||
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| - | === Clarke Independent 4 Jaw Chuck === | ||
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| - | === Record Power Automatic Self Centering Chuck / Faceplate Set === | ||
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| - | Purchased in May 2018 - This chuck set includes an automatic self centering 4 jack chuck, 4 attachable jaxs (for tenons), face plate , threaded Center, Chuck Key and 2 x allan keys for accessories. | ||
| - | Please clean after use and apply oil as required to keep chuck for siezing/ | ||
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| - | === Record Power 1/2Inch Drill Head MT2 - For Tailsstock === | ||
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| - | Purchased in May 2018 - This MT2 Drill Head consists of the Head Stock, MT2 Shaft and Headstock Key. | ||
| - | Please clean after use and apply oil as required to keep chuck from seizing / rusting | ||