Why have a reverse switch on a lathe

[Dalboy]

If you really want to know why there is a reverse switch on a lathe https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=736730283023858&set=vb.119900384706854&type=3&permPage=1

[rsser]

Then there's the hyperverse switch that throws the blank onto the woodpile and rebarks it.

[Christos]

Then there's the hyperverse switch that throws the blank onto the woodpile and rebarks it.



It seems that you have extra features on your lathe.

[A Duke]

Hi,
They are all coming through a day late. I wonder why the Americans make so much more of all fool's than any one else?

:))

It follows I suppose.

[RETIRED]

Hi,
They are all coming through a day late. I wonder why the Americans make so much more of all fool's than any one else?

:))

It follows I suppose.They are a day behind us.:D

[dabbler]

Adds a new meaning to catch and release.

[A Duke]

They are a day behind us.:DAbout 16 Hours, depending which part of the USA and AU you are comparing.:wink:
Regards

[BobL]

When we lived in CA, when we called Perth we would think, 8 hours behind on the clock but tomorrow.

[artme]

Well blow my foot off!!

I always thought the reverse switch was for backing out of trouble!!!:D:p

[nalmo]

My lathe must be faulty - it didn't work for me. Maybe it's the new motor & VFD I installed.