Principle of Lathe Bed

Carriage (correct)

Saddle

Headstock

Tailstock

Foundation (correct)

Tailstock

Carriage

Headstock

Carriage

Headstock

Apron

Tailstock (correct)

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<p>Head Stock = Permanently fastened at the inner arrays at the left hand of the bed, supports spindle and driving arrangements Tailstock = Counterpart of head stock, situated at the right end of the bed, supports the work during turning Carriage = Located between head stock and tailstock, can be locked at any position, contains apron and clutch mechanism Compound Rest = Supports the tool post and provides various cutting tool angles, mounted on the saddle</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Apron = Contains gears and clutches for transmitting motion from feed rod and handwheel to the carriage Saddle = Supports the compound rest and cutting tool various positions Carriage Lock Screws = Locks the carriage in any position along the guide ways</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Tailstock = Supports the work when turning centers or when holding long components in a chuck Compound Rest = Aids in setting tool post and adjusting cutting tool angles for machining operations Head Stock = Receives power to drive all lathe operations through its spindle and driving arrangements Carriage = Moves along guide ways, can be locked at any position by tightening carriage lock screws</p> Signup and view all the answers