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    The document provides a basic wood turning speed guide with recommended RPMs based on the diameter of the workpiece to avoid exceeding a cutting speed of 26 feet per second. It lists recommended RPMs for workpieces from 1 inch to 24 inches in diameter, as well as the calculated g-force that would be experienced at each speed and diameter. It cautions that the guide does not account for factors like cracks or rot in the wood that could pose safety risks beyond the listed g-forces. The recommended RPMs are intended to provide a general appreciation of safety considerations but not replace assessing individual chuck or fixing methods.

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    The document provides a basic wood turning speed guide with recommended RPMs based on the diameter of the workpiece to avoid exceeding a cutting speed of 26 feet per second. It lists recommended RPMs for workpieces from 1 inch to 24 inches in diameter, as well as the calculated g-force that would be experienced at each speed and diameter. It cautions that the guide does not account for factors like cracks or rot in the wood that could pose safety risks beyond the listed g-forces. The recommended RPMs are intended to provide a general appreciation of safety considerations but not replace assessing individual chuck or fixing methods.

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    Basic Wood Turning Speed Guide

    The following speeds are based on cutting speed


    of 26ft per. sec.
    (312"per/sec.= 18720"per/min. = 1560 ft. per/min. =
    17.73 MPH. = 475.488 metres/min.)
    Work-piece Spindle (rpm
    Diameter Speed as G force at
    periphery.
    Guide
    calc)
    Inches mm
    RPM
    610
    248
    21.35
    24
    250
    559
    271
    24.28
    22
    270
    508
    298
    25.6
    20
    300
    457
    331
    27.88
    18
    330
    406
    372
    32
    16
    375
    14
    12
    10
    8
    6
    4
    2
    1

    356
    305
    254
    203
    152
    102
    51
    25.4

    425
    500
    600
    750
    1000
    1500
    3000
    6000

    426
    497
    597
    743
    993
    1490
    2979
    5958

    35.97
    42.67
    51.21
    64.01
    85.34
    128.02
    256.03
    512.06

    Rpm.. g force
    for
    @
    100g 500rpm.
    541
    565
    593
    625
    663

    85.34
    78.23
    71.12
    64.01
    56.9

    709
    765
    838
    937
    1082
    1326
    1875
    2651

    49.78
    42.67
    35.56
    28.45
    21.34
    14.22
    7.11
    3.56

    Caution: The above figures take no account of the


    condition of the wood, cracks, rot etc. or the
    limitations of any particular chuck, jaw set, or
    fixing method.
    All factors that must be taken into consideration
    for personal safety, the g force figures may help in
    an appreciation of these factors.

    Note: Minor rounding of some figures applied for clarity

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