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ways in alignment with the headstock. The headstock<br />

is permanently bolted to the end at the operator’s left.<br />

Figure 6-2 shows the ways of a typical lathe. The<br />

inset shows the inverted V-shaped ways (1, 3, and 4)<br />

Figure 6-1.—Gear-head engine lathe.<br />

6-2<br />

and the flat way (2). The ways are accurately<br />

machined parallel to the axis of the spindle and to<br />

each other. The V-ways are guides that allow the<br />

carriage and tailstock to move over them only in their<br />

longitudinal direction. The flat way, number 2, takes

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