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    Default What is this tool

    Does anyone know how to use this tool. I think it is a thread cutting jig. It belonged to a member that passed away.
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    A couple more pics might help, whats on the left side?

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    it's a threading jig which mounts on the lathe in place of the tool rest. if you google hope woodturning /threading jig he has a couple of good videos showing how to use his. yours looks home made assembled from commercial bits but his videos will give you a very good idea how it works. like everything it needs practice.
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    jim

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    Thanks have now looked at Hope video. Makes it a lot clearer now. Will practice

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