The Mini-lathe (Workshop Practice): No. 43 (Workshop Practice Series) (Cover may vary). Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.The Mini-lathe (Workshop Practice): No. 43 (Workshop Practice Series) (Cover may vary)

The Mini-lathe has become the best-selling item of machinery in the hobby engineering market - often purchased as a first step by beginners to the hobby. For many years Myford lathes were considered as 'standard issue' for model engineers, but at about one-twentieth of the price of a new Myford, these new Mini-lathes set the benchmark for the future. This book is a complete course on using and improving this new generation of budget lathes. It explains everything from setting up and 'tuning' the machine for best performance to using accessories and carrying out tasks. The Mini-Lathe covers: Safety, Preparing the lathe, Tooling materials & geometry, Tooling up, Getting started, Gear cover, Head stock dividing attachment, Modifications for milling, Improving rigidity, Making a part off too , Guided centre punch, filing rest, use of steadies and chuck depth stop, Toolpost powered spindle, saw table and grinding rest , DRO handwheels, taper roller bearings.

David Fenner is the recently-retired editor of Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine who has based this practical book on his many hours “road testing” mini-lathes in his own home workshop.