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On my web site someone posted this comment concerning lathe centers:
"I may be wrong but I was taught years ago that the difference between a live center and a dead center was whether there was power to it. A center is a center. Calling a ball bearing center a "live" center, I was taught is not correct. The headstock center is a live center, the tailstock center is a dead center, ball bearings or not. Anybody have a better take on this?" I was hoping someone here might be able to answer this, I don't think too many people browse the comments in old posts on my site so I figured I would post it to the group. Then if you don't mind I'll post the answer on my site or you could post it there yourself: http://puzzlephotos.blogspot.com/2004/09/130.html Thanks, Rob |
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