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3. Tailstock

※Optional device; sold separately

Tailstock is used to firmly hold cylindrical materials in place. It is specifically used to avoid objects with cylindrical shapes such as pen, tumbler and wine glasses to tilt to one side during engraving process.

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-Height (from bottom to central axis): 69mm
-Lateral distance (from left to right): 109.5mm


To set up the tailstock the following tools are needed:

Tailstock
(CP-251)
1EA To hold pens in place.
Pen adapter
(CP-251P)
1EA To hold pens in place; it goes with a tailstock.
Tailstock fixing bolt
(CP-251B)
1EA For fastening the tailstock.
Pin
(6Øx25mm)
2EA To secure the tailstock.

How to set up the tailstock

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  1. Insert the pin into the pin holes.

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2. Secure the tailstock with a tailstock fixing bolt.

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  1. Use the finger chucks of the rotary clamp to clamp your material. Once your material is clamped, push the tailstock to the right side until it touches the tip of your material. ※The device can slide left to right/right to left.

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  1. Fasten the tailstock slide fixing bolt to secure your material.

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Ring Adapter

※Optional device; sold separately.

Ring adapter is used to secure the ring when engraving the outside of the ring. It is attached to the tailstock and the rotary clamp to firmly hold the ring in place during engraving process.

Ring adapter
(CP-241)
1EA For jig: To firmly hold rings in place when engraving the outside.
Collet for rings 1SET For size expansion: 9 types of collets are provided for different ring sizes.

How to set up the ring adapter

1. Turn the fixing nut counterclockwise to detach the ring adaptor. 

2. Insert the ring into the collet to match the size. 

There are nine types of (expandable) collets available for different ring sizes.

3. Attach and secure the collet into the ring adapter by turning the fixing nut clockwise. 

4. Loosen the chuck fingers by turning the rotary clamp then insert the ring adapter.

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