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Alan Worland18/12/2011 21:10:01
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Having a look for something today I came across some No1 dead centres which had been ground (accurately) into a now square point. The smallest of them has had the end reduced to about a quarter of an inch dia with the square ground on the tip.
What would they be used for? I have no idea!
 
Alan
Engine Builder18/12/2011 21:31:06
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Could have been to turn a particular part that had a square recess at one end, between centres.
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Les Jones 119/12/2011 17:24:30
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I have had this one for years and wondered what it was used for.

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Stub Mandrel20/12/2011 19:08:34
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I've got one. It isn't great but useful for centering something that won't fit in a chuck easily.
 
Neil
Alan Worland20/12/2011 22:12:42
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Thanks for identifying these for me!
I (like you Les!) have had them for years and not had a clue what they were for but thought they might come in handy one day!
 
Alan

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