Lathe machine parts name

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The lathe machine is a tool used in machining to shape and cut materials. It consists of various parts that work together.

Bed: The base of the lathe machine where all other parts are mounted.
Headstock: Holds the main spindle and provides rotational power.
Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can be moved along the bed.
Carriage: Moves along the bed and holds the cutting tool.
Chuck: Holds the workpiece securely in place.
Toolpost: Holds the cutting tool and can be adjusted for different operations.
Feed Rod: Controls the movement of the carriage and cross-slide.
Cross-slide: Moves perpendicular to the bed and controls the depth of cut.
Apron: Contains the gears and mechanisms for controlling the carriage movement.
Lead Screw: Transmits power from the feed rod to the carriage for automatic feed.
Spindle: Rotates the workpiece and is driven by the headstock.
Faceplate: Used for holding large and irregularly shaped workpieces.
Steady Rest: Supports long and slender workpieces to prevent deflection.
Follow Rest: Supports the workpiece during turning operations.
Compound Rest: Allows for angular adjustments of the cutting tool.
Tailstock Quill: Moves in and out to support the workpiece and can be locked in position.
Back Gear: Provides additional power and torque for heavy-duty cutting.
Belt Pulley: Transmits power from the motor to the headstock spindle.
Motor: Provides the rotational power for the lathe machine.

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A lathe consists of parts name

Bed, Headstock, Tailstock, Carriage, Chuck, Tool post, Feed Rod, Cross-slide, Apron, Lead Screw, Spindle, Faceplate, Steady Rest, Follow Rest, Compound Rest, Tailstock Quill, Back Gear, Belt Pulley, Motor

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Head stock,tailstock,carrege,bed,toolpost,

Lathe machine parts name

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