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Layout Templates A layout
template is
TaperMate Morse Taper Cleaner Protect the morse taper in your lathe spindle from damage and improve overall performance by regularly removing dust, oil, and wax that
tend to
build up over time. Made of non-marring polyurethane, the helical ridges on the Taper Mate quickly “squeegee” away debris from the morse taper.
Instructions included.
Size » No. 1MT, No. 2MT, No. 3MT # 103-650 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24.95
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useful for laying out bowls or platters. Te circular lines eliminate trial and error in selecting figure or color in the wood while avoiding defects. Te layout template will help the turner find the desired or possible size in minimal time. Te clear plastic allows one to visually identify choice areas of the stock, speeding up the selection process and oſten conserving material. Made from tough 1/16" flexible plastic with permanent numbers and lines, one only needs to insert a nail through the center hole, a pencil in the diameter hole, and pivot the layout template around the center point
to mark the cutting line. # 102-237 15" Diameter ...................$12.95
23" Diameter ...................$20.95
Measuring
65
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Stebcenter by Robert Sorby Stebcenters feature a serrated drive ring with spring loaded center point that offers many advantages over traditional drive and revolving centers.
Safe - light pressure from the tailstock allows the Stebcenter to drive the work while allowing the workpiece to stop in the event of a tool catch making this ideal for beginning turners and students
Flexible - by varying tail stock pressure, the workpiece can be inspected without shutting off the lathe; simply back off the tailstock until the teeth disengage the workpiece. Tis allows the center point to hold the work in place with the lathe still running. Apply heavy pressure with the tailstock and you have a super aggressive drive center that won’t slip.
Won’t Split - the circular head design prevents splitting by distributing pressure evenly around the serrated drive ring. Use on small spindles and plastics without fear of splitting or chipping the work. A) Drive Centers # 104-625
1/2" No. 2MT ....................$64.50 7/8" No. 2MT ....................$65.50
B) Revolving Center # 104-634 1/2" No. 2MT ....................$69.50
1-1/4" No. 2MT ..................$75.50
Digital Protractor Set angles on miter gauges, table saws, bandsaws, and check angles on blades, picture frames, house framing, you name it. For woodturners, this is particularly helpful for accurately setting up and cutting wood segments for segmented bowls. • Quality construction • 8" and 10" blades feature 1/16", 1/32", 1/64", millimeter scales
• Large, easy to read display • Accuracy: 0.05 degree • Range: 0–360 degrees
# 104-248 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24.95 7/8" No. 2MT ....................$71.50
C) Stebdrive by Robert Sorby Eliminate time wasted changing centers by mounting a Stebdrive directly in the lathe chuck. Designed specifically for use in standard four jaw chucks, the Stebdrive offers all the benefits of the Stebcenter while eliminating the need to remove the chuck for turning between centers. Does not fit Vicmarc VM100 or Apprentice™ chucks.
# 104-624 1/2" Stebdrive ..................$62.75 7/8" Stebdrive ..................$64.95
1-1/4" Stebdrive ................. $67.95
Protractor/Depth Gauge Tis stainless steel protractor is indispensable for setting bevels on tools, measuring and transferring angles and checking the depth of boxes and other small items. Te graduated arm and protractor feature etched numbers on a hard chrome finish that will last a lifetime. Protractor has 1 degree readings up to 180 degrees. Graduated arm reads in 1/32" inch increments and will
measure up to 6". # 104-241 ....................$12.20
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