#2 Morse taper mount for Delta, Jet, PSI, and other Midi lathe headstocks and tailstocks. A 1/2-Inch diameter 3-jaw mechanism can be used for securing small turnings or pen mandrels at the headstock, or a drill bit in the tailstock. Accepts a 1/4-20" draw bolt (not supplied) for safety. Will hold dr...

This pen Mandrel package includes a 7mm drill bit, (5) 7mm bushings, #2MT Mandrel saver Tailstock center, and a #2MT basic Mandrel (No threads or knurled nut). are you tired of bending your Mandrel and ruining the point on your live center? if so, then this package is for you. Mandrels usually bend...

#1 Morse Taper. Includes (5) 7mm bushings, knurled nut, and 7mm drill bit. This mandrel easily adapts to different length projects. Features a 7mm mandrel shaft that slides through a headstock collet. Simply mount your tubes and bushings, then slide the shaft to the appropriate length and lock it in...

Now you can both disassemble and assemble your pen parts on one easy to use tool. Acts as a traditional pen press to reliably and accurately press your pen parts together, while the disassembly function gives you an invaluable way to take virtually any pen apart. You'll get the following components:...

3-Inch Steel Face Plate, with a 1" x 8 tpi mount. Use this spare faceplate for mounting extra bowl blanks. Perfect for all small bowl turning. Fits any lathe with a 1" x 8 tpi spindle thread. This 3-Inch diameter faceplate has 4 screw mounting holes, and two machined flats to grip with a wrench - ea...

Includes the 1/2" Drill chuck, #1 Morse taper Arbor, and jaw tightening key. This 3-jaw chuck will mount into the headstock or Tailstock of any Lathe that accepts #1MT accessories. The #1MT Arbor accepts 1/4" X 20TPI draw bolt; draw bolt not included. Removes easily with a knock out bar. Great for h...

#2 Morse Taper. Includes (5) 7mm bushings, knurled nut, and 7mm drill bit. This mandrel easily adapts to different length projects. Features a 7mm mandrel shaft that slides through a headstock collet. Simply mount your tubes and bushings, then slide the shaft to the appropriate length and lock it in...