RGWOOD 4″ Wood Lathe Faceplate (7/8” x 14tpi)

RGWOOD 4″ Wood Lathe Faceplate (7/8″ x 14tpi), fits Beaver Rockwell lathes, etc.

This 4″ Wood Lathe Faceplate for 7/8″ x 14tpi spindles features:

• One 4″ faceplate to fit 7/8” x 14tpi lathe spindles
• Fits Beaver Rockwell lathes, etc
• 8 holes for multiple fastening options
• Flats on the back of the faceplate compatible with this spanner wrench for easy removal from lathe (must purchase wrench separately)
• Faceplate is made of heavy duty steel, at 7/16″ thick.

Did you know we sell faceplate bundles? Check this out!

If you’re new to wood turning, here are some useful tips to help you get set up with your new faceplate:

1. Preparation: Ensure the lathe is off. Select the correct faceplate size that matches your lathe’s spindle thread.

2. Mounting: Screw the faceplate onto the lathe spindle clockwise, ensuring it’s tightly secured.

3. Wood Preparation: Choose a suitable piece of wood, cut it to rough dimensions if needed, and ensure one face is flat and square.

4. Attachment: Place the wood against the faceplate and use screws to secure it evenly around the perimeter. This ensures a stable hold.

5. Balance and Centering: Rotate the spindle manually to check for balance and adjust the wood or faceplate position as necessary. Use centering tools for accuracy.

6. Turning: Start the lathe at a low speed and gradually increase. Shape the wood using appropriate turning tools while wearing safety gear like goggles and a dust mask.

7. Finishing: Complete your turning project, periodically checking stability. Turn off the lathe and remove the wood by unscrewing the faceplate screws.

8. Maintenance: Clean and store the faceplate in a dry place after use.

Following these steps ensures safe and effective use of your wood lathe faceplate for turning wood projects.