Why Is My Remnant So Long? Part 4
This is part 4 in my ongoing series of videos describing the remnant length of bar fed machining applications. In this video we look at fixed headstock lathes and talk about remnant length in sub-spindle pulling applications as opposed to feeding to a stop. Please watch Parts 1-3 for details regarding sliding head applications.
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