Using the lathe
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The document provides instructions for using a lathe to turn wood. It describes the basic parts of a lathe including the headstock, bed, tailstock and tool rest. It outlines the main steps which include selecting a material, choosing a turning method like between centers or with a chuck, rough turning and shaping with tools, sanding, and applying a finish. Safety tips are provided around using lathe tools with light pressure and keeping the tool rest clear during sanding.
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