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Revision as of 14:48, 15 March 2017
Current lathe inductions last about 3hours.
During which you will make your very own plumb bob from 100mm of aluminium bar.
After a basic safety briefing, introduction to the parts of the lathe and maintenance pointers, it's all hands on.
We cover most of the basic lathe skills including:-
- Mounting work
- Facing
- Drilling
- Turning
- Thread Tapping
- Turning a Tapper
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To book an induction please fill in this form