lathe flexing

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Re: lathe flexing

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rpd wrote:And this just occurred to me. Be sure to lock the quill, when it is not set the quill has a small amount of side to side movement.

As well as ALL other locks!!!
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Re: lathe flexing

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JPG wrote:
rpd wrote:And this just occurred to me. Be sure to lock the quill, when it is not set the quill has a small amount of side to side movement.

As well as ALL other locks!!!
Absolutely, I was just thinking he may have missed that one, :)
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