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Easier Ways to Turn Multiples

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Are there ways of using patterns or techniques for turning multiples, like chessmen, that eliminate repeatedly stopping the lathe to take measurements?

Lathe DuplicatorJohn Brock: There is no need to stop the lathe to check a diameter when using inside or outside calipers designed for turners, provided you have a light touch and observe the other obvious safety rules, like not wearing long-sleeved shirts or loose clothing when turning.

Carol Reed: Check into lathe duplicators.
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