Turning Morse Tapers With The Tail Stock Offset - Part 2 of 2

[@carljancondray9447]

Sure do like how methodically you work. It’s a great way to teach and I really have learned a lot from your videos. I built the power feed for my mini mill based on your videos and have several other projects in the works that you have shown. Please keep them coming!!

[@phillipjones3342]

I just watched all four videos of the series and enjoyed it and I have subscribed very well done sir

[@howder1951]

Thanks Lee, and congratulations on your viewer success. Good projects for the home shop will always garner a reasonable size audience, these are the things which inspire us to fab our own versions, bravo!

[@AmateurRedneckWorkshop]

Great project and great outcome. Thanks for the video.

[@ronnieg6358]

Sure it was good watching you do the lathework, but couldn't you hold the parallel shaft of the small chuck in your lathe chuck when you need to use it?

[@MaturePatriot]

Pretty sweet looking centers. Excellent work all around, from start to finish. Found one of those Craftsmen Chucks the other day. Gonna take some cleanup, but I'm gonna try to get it going. The dirt-dobbers have had their way with it. LOL

[@jerryquigg3497]

Your work is very instructive and enjoyable as you work thru issues. Note that the tail stock offset taper attachment is a ~ 70$ commercial product available on Ebay. It’s made in India. Not as good as UR’s no doubt.

[@RRINTHESHOP]

Half centers are great so you can support small work and still get in tight on the end. Enjoyed, still jerky video.

[@CraigLYoung]

Randy Richard In The Shop : Mr. Mustache speaks with wisdom.

[@shawnmrfixitlee6478]

I have enjoyed a learned a bunch from the channel , Thanks Lee ..

[@michelgrenier1878]

Great machining great ideas . I will try this with my tool post grinder hopefully this will make a good and true finish . On my Chinese lathe it has an adjustable tail stock , I will try that for the offset.

[@shannonstebbens6992]

A boring bar holder works great in the tailstock as a precision offset to cut tapers.

[@thomaschandler8036]

Good video, good information. Love your videos

[@williamjohnson2896]

Great job Lee! Keep it up.

[@ronnieg6358]

Why did you turn the point with the lathe in reverse?

[@dnvautoperformancewelding445]

awesome work, any chance on seeing how to make a heavy duty live center?

[@BenButler1]

Great Job!!

[@stevecallachor]

The proof of the pudding is in the eating. The pudding itself hides nothing unless you're in jail and your mother made it for you! Steve Callachor Oz

[@erikmadsen5467]

Gg

[@JamesDedmon]

Lee I like the uses for the centers. I give you another project idea, a tool to use a cordless drill to spin your compound. Here is how I made mine kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIa1g4qYbKqfr7s yours would need to be different because or your compound handle

[@williecuellar3627]

Yep wrong direction..lol