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A dead center is a fixed, precision-ground tool used in lathes to support and align rotating workpieces during machining.

A drill arbor is an adapter used to mount a drill chuck or cutting tool onto a machine spindle for secure and precise drilling.

It looks like you meant Drill Chuck—a clamping device used to hold drill bits securely in drilling machines and power drills.

A drill sleeve is an adapter used to fit smaller drill bits into larger machine spindles, ensuring compatibility and precise drilling.

A pipe center is a lathe accessory with a concave tip, designed to support or hollow workpieces during machining.

A revolving center is a lathe tool with a bearing-mounted tip that rotates with the workpiece during machining.

A spare point refers to a replacement tip for tools like revolving centers, dead centers, or cutting tools, ensuring continued precision.

A toolpost grinder is a grinding attachment mounted on a lathe's tool post, used for precision grinding.