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It’s really “pitch”, but I can’t make a case for being that pedantic
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Anything sticking out can be sanded off
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When you get something wrong, you can hear the crash
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Because it need not withstand much lateral force and will get used only a dozen-ish times
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Having occasionally been in need of a lathe chuck stop, I finally cleared that project off the heap: These are definitely not up to commercial standards, but also don’t cost fifty bucks each. A trio of 4×2 mm neodymium disk magnets stick the stop to the chuck (and to each other) with enough force to hold it there, but not enough to make removing it a hassle. I imported the Z axis orthogonal view of the chuck jaws from the ball fixture for the running lights: Trace the right-side jaw, clean it up, put the tip a known distance from…
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Nothing unexpected, of course
The Smell of Molten Projects in the Morning 