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    When boring,does one maintain the same height as per outside turning ie center the tip of the tool for middle or just below middle of the workpiece?
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    When boring,does one maintain the same height as per outside turning ie center the tip of the tool for middle or just below middle of the workpiece?
    yes you do
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