🔧 Elevate Your Craft with Precision!
The #2MT Woodworking Live Tailstock Center Cup and Point by Oudtinx is a precision tool designed for woodworking enthusiasts. Made from high-quality heat-treated alloy steel, it features a #2 Morse taper for a secure fit and smooth operation thanks to its ball bearings. Weighing only 8.8 ounces and shipped in safe packaging, this tool is perfect for both professional and hobbyist woodworkers looking to enhance their projects.
| Manufacturer | Oudtinx |
| Part Number | ousku_Met188 |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 5.51 x 3.94 x 1.89 inches |
| Item model number | ousku_Met188 |
| Size | #2 Morse Taper |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
B**N
Good quality and a good price.
Good quality, smooth movement, and a good price! Just what I needed for my 10x18 Central Machinery lathe.
I**R
Works great
Works great , different center drives for different applications, great addition to my wood turning
M**E
it's what I wanted
this tool won't sink into soft wood so easy
S**T
Work great
Love it, I like the end sticks out feather then the one that came with lathe , I can get tools closer to the middle of the work piece.
O**O
Poor quality control
First one I received was rough and would barely spin by hand. On the lathe it seized completely in minutes. Replacement one spins by hand but is still rough. Feels as though the bearings inside are used up.Recommend not wasting your money.
D**H
Holds the wood, rotates smoothly
I ordered this tailstock live center after I had dropped my original and blunted the point. I have used this one to turn several end-grain bowls and it works very well so far.
P**L
Oudtinx #2MT Woodworking Live Tailstock Center Cup and Point
A great tool to add to my wood turning...
M**N
Bearing Fails
Worked fine for a couple of hours use, then the bearing got clunky. I quit using it before it seized entirely.Amazon refund FTW.
H**_
Very poor quality and not running true
Well what a waste of time and money, first off is when you turn the live end and feel how rough the bearings are they must be square ones definitely not round it grinds and is gritty in your hands so god help if you ever put this deathtrap in your lathe the live end doesn't even run true so emagine you just mounting a big log like 10-12" diamiter and then run this live headstock at the other end what's it is soposed to do is stop the piece vibrating but this one has more play in the bearings I can wiggle the live head a good 2-3"mm sideways so at about 800-1000rpm can you imagine the vibration and I'd bet it would snap and break off almost straight away so story is don't buy this rubbish and dangerous item
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