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    Lathe angle compound slide for the mill - video

    Lathe angle compound slide for the mill. By Solid Rock Machine Shop Inc. 10:14 video:


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    What am I missing. I did not see anything there that could not have been done just as easily by clamping a lathe tool in the mill vice. I often use the mill as a lathe and I see no benefit in this device. I need educating.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyfoale View Post
    What am I missing. I did not see anything there that could not have been done just as easily by clamping a lathe tool in the mill vice. I often use the mill as a lathe and I see no benefit in this device. I need educating.

    As I see it, he has coupled the movement on the X & Z axis to one dial. To do so by simply holding the lathe tool in a mill vise, you would have to turn 2 handles at the same time, at specific a ratio, to achieve the proper angle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl_H View Post
    As I see it, he has coupled the movement on the X & Z axis to one dial. To do so by simply holding the lathe tool in a mill vise, you would have to turn 2 handles at the same time, at specific a ratio, to achieve the proper angle.
    OK I see it for tapers but the example part only had edge breaking bevels which even in a lathe you would normally do with the edge of a tool rather that swinging the compound around unless you were doing a lot.



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