He's losing his grip.

And we'll keep the spindle speed below the recommended 900 rpm

We see a total indicator run out of fifteen thousandths (0.015 , 0.381 mm) at 250 psi

We will address that scenario in another video in this series

This graphic illustrates what would happen if you did not cut to the nominal part diameter

Shoes. And more shoes.

Shoes. Shoes.

It's in my left boot.

And there are too many Italian shoes.

We learned about the fundamentals of cutting lathe soft jaws

Oh, please, please, don't. shoes?

Or Gemma's shoes.

Size eight feet.

Which must be completely profiled on the outside face of the part

She wanted to dance.

Two stockings are called a pair of stockings.

Are these Tom's shoes?

Those my shoes?

Are these Mr. Novello's shoes?

God, these are new boots.

The bottoms of your shoes...

Shoes.

William... your shoes.

My shoes!

His shoes.

Boots, black. Belt, black.

In this video, we will demonstrate the proper way to cut OD gripping soft jaws and cover soft jaw fundamentals

Now we're ready to make our part To demonstrate how uniformly the pie jaws grip the part

Untie his lace. Take of his boot.

Your shoes are here. Where are mine?

She's a... she has a high heel.. that's a high heel in her...

Our food, my shoes.

Shoes.

Bootstrap?

William. William, your lace.

Oh, shoes

Shoes.

Everyone else just called him Bootstrap .

I found a black shoes. A women shoes?

At 250 psi clamp pressure, our part's total indicated run out using the pie jaws is five thousandths (0.005 , 0.127 mm)

The jaw grippers are now facing outward

Not even where the jaw tips contact the work piece

I am a humble Christmas present.

This pulley has sufficient wall thickness to allow us to use standard soft jaws

I see all the shoes I've worn, my mother's and other people I've met.