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Here are a few possible solutions to lowering the vibration or chatter when cutting threads on a lathe:

  • If possible, grip the workpiece deeper into the chuck
  • Shorten the protruding tail stock quill and lock the tail stock lever
  • Lower the cutting speed or in some cases increase it
  • Ensure the tool is sharp
  • Make sure the tool tip is not above the center line or too far below it
  • Use cutting oil

The following items are free cutting angle should not exceed the limit.

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as long as the lathe is running correctly, ie. the headstock is in line with the tailstock, no issues with the motor, etc. The best way is to add mass to the stand that your lathe is attached to. If you have it on a bench or something like that, you need to bolt it securely to the bench. If it's on a stand-alone stand, add some weight to the stand. Sandbags, concrete blocks, anything like that. What kind of lathe is it?

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