Morse Taper, a few tips

How to take care and get the most out of your Morse Taper and accessories

Category:

Howto & Style

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• woodturning
• wood
• chucks
• Capt. Eddie

[capneddie]

Hanging in New Orleans for the past 62 years, but it ain't permanent.

[Jetsetscotty]

Nice video, very entertaining!! Just about to buy my first lathe and really looking forward to it. Will definitely check out your other videos.

[GremlinWood]

@webbg6 I have made inquiries about getting some shipped to the UK, message me if you are interested.

[ScotsFurian]

SuperStar Eddie. Cheers from Scotland.

[lawnmowerrecycler]

Very informative, entertaining and down to earth for us mortals. Your presentation is excellent and I will subscribing and watching for more.

[MrPicStuff]

I do like your style! I started being a machinist in 1971, & had to switch carrier fields in '75, to have a job. I grew-up in a machine shop, so I have stayed up on my learnin'. I have designed tools, for one of the leading US railroads, for the last 37 years. 'Done lots of welding, cutting, & grinding, but I still make some parts on my Dad's South Bend 9" swing lathe. I very much appreciate you and your videos! You've got just enough of showmanship, that makes you a natural! Where's your home?

[webbg6]

Excellent video but it is such a shame I can't get the Taper Mate over here in the UK. It would cost about fifty dollars to have one sent here. I have a suggestion though, for another vid. How about showing how the reducers work. It is not very clear if they reduce down or up and an instruction vid would help. Even though I know how they work now, I'm sure some might not and I like watching your vids anyway. Thanks.

[girlguidebiscuit]

Good to see your workshop is as messy as mine. Thanks for the video, Cap'n, now I know exactly what a morse taper is and does. Paul.

[topari01]

thanks for posting



[JestaZX6R]

NOOOO! :)