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Lathe Faceplates
Wood lathe faceplates are a popular method for mounting wood on a lathe because they are simple (no moving parts), inexpensive and have great holding power. Lathe faceplates come in a variety of materials - cast iron, carbon or stainless steel. Faceplates are also available in a variety of sizes and threads common to most wood lathes.
Confused about how to select the best faceplate for your turning style?
Features to consider when buying a wood lathe faceplate:
- Number of screw holds and size - will #8 to #12 screws fit? These factors vary based on the size of the faceplate and the size of the blank you will be mounting.
- Spinning in reverse for sanding requires a faceplate set screw to prevent the plate and blank from unthreading.
- Method for removing the faceplate - a place for a wrench or holes for a tommy bar to free the faceplate from the lathe will be helpful.
You may browse for our Wood Lathe Faceplates by the individual tools below.
Price: Starting at $160.00
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Price: Starting at $78.00
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Price: Starting at $20.00
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