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FS: SWING-AWAY Dividing Head TAILSTOCK

SBLatheman

SBLatheman

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Swing-away tailstock for a dividing head
Handle advances the top and self-locks.
When retracted, the top can be swung away.
Height is adjustable
Made in Japan
$175 plus shipping

Ted
[email protected]
 

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Can you say what the height adjusting range is? 8" center height is bigger than I can use, but it looks like it might have a big range?
 
Garwood said:
Can you say what the height adjusting range is? 8" center height is bigger than I can use, but it looks like it might have a big range?
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With the center in its original position: ~8 1/2" to ~6"
With the center turned over, the smallest is ~4 1/2"
The center also swings radially side to side (set over ?)
 

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I had not seen a tailstock like that before. It looks perfect for a job that I do frequently. Just to make sure, while it looks robust in the pictures, this tailstock isn't a light flimsy thing and locks firmly into position side to side correct?

If it works for what I need I'll buy it. Just trying not to make a mistake.
 
Garwood said:
I had not seen a tailstock like that before. It looks perfect for a job that I do frequently. Just to make sure, while it looks robust in the pictures, this tailstock isn't a light flimsy thing and locks firmly into position side to side correct?

If it works for what I need I'll buy it. Just trying not to make a mistake.
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It is very robust. It weighs 46 pounds :eek: and works as it should.
Please send me an email so we can figure out the shipping cost.
Thanks,
Ted
[email protected]
 
Garwood said:
I had not seen a tailstock like that before. It looks perfect for a job that I do frequently. Just to make sure, while it looks robust in the pictures, this tailstock isn't a light flimsy thing and locks firmly into position side to side correct?

If it works for what I need I'll buy it. Just trying not to make a mistake.
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Waiting to hear back from Garwood...:toetap:
 
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