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Steve, The manual for a Warner Swayse turret lathe has the procedure
for aligning the axis of the headstock with the axis of the tailstock
(or turret) using the four bolts under the headstock end of the bed.
You wouldn't think that there would be any flex in a bed that hefty but
there is.
Paul

 
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