Had made a Tailstock pressure plate for friction holding a 6" polyethilene and be able to turn it external diameter.
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Thanks Cascao! We've added your Tailstock Pressure Plate to our Lathe Accessories category,
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olderdan (Feb 6, 2017)
So simple. So clever. So brilliant. Thank you. I have a 6" diameter aluminum plate
that I have pondered how to mount on my old Atlas 618 lathe to machine down
and your design and holding it with the 4 jaw chuck extended is perfect.
I added some rosin to the plate and it insures high friction. The rosin application
comes from instructions for rifle barrel removal where the barrel is held in a
vise-block of hardwood with rosin*. Then when torque is applied by the barrel removing
tool there is no slippage. Best wishes.
*<< Wheeler Engineering Barrel Vise 3 Wood Bushings >>
Last edited by Topos; Jan 25, 2017 at 03:05 PM. Reason: added information
Moby Duck (Jan 25, 2017), olderdan (Feb 6, 2017), Paul Jones (Feb 7, 2017)
Thanks Cascao,
You have beaten me to it I was going to post the same thing, I have one a little smaller in dia that I use for machining steel plates. It also can provide extra support when you do not want a centre. Still pays to keep your head out of the way.
Double sided tape can be useful.
Regards
Olderdan
Cascao (Feb 6, 2017), Paul Jones (Feb 7, 2017), PJs (Feb 7, 2017)
i remember needing something like that 10 years ago, i walked out in my backyard picked up a 4 inch long 2x4 held it in place ,ran the live center forward creating a center hole and presto done !! total time ?? one minute .. cost ? nothing.guys just because u can make something out of metal doesnt mean u need too.only so many hours in a day, and so much room in your shop..KISS keep it simple stupid.
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