210 Series Vertical Milling Slide for WM210V BHC210 HS210 JY210V CTC210 Lathe Accessory
210 Series Vertical Milling Slide for WM210V BHC210 HS210 JY210V CTC210 Lathe Accessory
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Compatibility
Compatibility
WM210V
Bernardo Profi 400V
Cormak TYTAN 500
BHC210
HS210
JY210V
CTC210
Part Number Reference
Part Number Reference
Specifications
Specifications
Part Type: Vertical Milling Slide
Function: Vertical Workpiece Positioning
Application: Lathe Milling / Vertical Slide Operations
Machine Type: Mini Lathe
Series: 210 Series
Package Includes
Package Includes
1 × Vertical Milling Slide Assembly
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Shipping & Duties
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Returns & Refunds
Returns & Refunds
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A lathe vertical tool post—often referred to as a vertical slide or vertical milling attachment—enables a standard lathe to perform machining operations such as milling, drilling, and slotting.
It is typically mounted on the lathe's cross-slide or compound rest. The workpiece is secured to the vertical tool post and moved vertically via a handwheel; this movement, combined with the lathe's standard longitudinal and transverse travel, allows for the machining process.
Key applications include:
- Face milling: Machining flat surfaces or stepped faces on small parts.
- Slot milling: Cutting features such as straight slots, keyways, and locating slots.
- Auxiliary drilling/boring: Adjusting the workpiece's vertical position facilitates easier alignment of hole locations.
- Side machining: While standard lathes primarily machine rotational surfaces, the addition of a vertical tool post allows for machining the sides of parts.
- Small-part milling: Suitable for model making, machinery repair, DIY projects, and small lathe modifications.
- Expanding lathe capabilities: For users without a dedicated milling machine, it allows a small lathe to handle certain basic milling tasks.

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