New generation of drive centres for spindle turning.

Expansion SET with dimensions 29 and 34 mm (without Morse taper)

With a spring-loaded tip! This type of drive centre is particularly useful for spindle turning long wood and has been used in industrial wood turning for a long time.

With thread suitable for MT2 and MT3 tapers or chucks!

Classic four-prong drive centre with MT2 taper, rigid tip with 30 mm diameter and short taper.

Suitable for TEKNATOOL NOVA chuck, with spring-loaded tip and sharp teeth for the best grip.

Available in different diameters.

Drive centre made of steel (chrome-plated) with M33 x 3,5 thread.

High-quality 4-prong drive centre made of stainless steel.

Inexpensive 4-prong drive centre with spring-loaded central tip.

Solid 4-prong drive centre particularly suitable for larger workpieces and harder wood.

4-prong drive centre with spring-loaded tip and MT2 taper.

With M33 x 3,5 thread - different diameters available!

With threaded connection.

MT2 or MT3 taper. Without forcing nut.

MT2 or MT3 taper.

With cone MK2.

Without forcing nut.

For insertion into a mounted chuck.

4-prong drive centre with MT2 taper and centering tip in different diameters.

6-prong drive centre with MT2 taper and centering tip in different diameters.

Multi-tooth drive centre with MT2 taper and centering tip in different diameters.

Multi-tooth drive centre with MT2 taper, spring-loaded centering tip in various diameters.

With forcing nut.

For felling crosswood; for flying woodturning.

Solid design with connection thread M33 x 3,5.

Thick-walled steel!

Ø 90 mm with wood thread screw, M33 (DIN 800)

Solid design, with wood thread screw and holes for additional securing of the workpiece.

Strong hold for workpieces thanks to eccentric adjustment/clamping with the front screw attachment.

Makes pre-centering easier.

For pre-centering on the workpiece.

This allows you to use MK2 accessories on lathes with an MK3 connection.

The double cone MK2 is a centering system for aligning aligned points, also known as the "turner's kiss".