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I too find myself taking my varifocals off for close work

two things come to mind

1 DONT WEAR CONTACTS WHEN ARC WELDING I am told even the slightest uv flash can'weld' them to your eye ball

Hate the things anyway but....

2 BRIGHT light helps loads...

just re read op

sorry

"free end"? are you using a tailstock?

Work can "push off" without support from a tail stock...it can even with one if cutting force high enough

this pushoff leads to part being larger at the furthest point from support....

symptomatically part isn't constant taper.

if head,bed ,tailstock/center or slide misallignment taper tends to be constant.

btw is compound slide in use?

Had set of "Christmas" bells that played carols etc... bels simply struck by hammer powered off solenoid controlled via micro...

might be work looking for same second hand and use the notes required...

these look like bells not clock gongs or bike bells...brass plated or simular

I am with you on the doweling.

Work with Hardinge Cobra 42.

used to go out of true daily.

made an alighment tool and even supplyed sample to Hardinge.

Funny .Since we had the tool; takes minutes to realign and check and almost never need it now....aint life odd.

or spelling for that matter

Finish relies on many things. one thing not mentioned is work holding....

Wahts yer chuck like?