uh-oh, i feel some competition coming on...LOL!...so,okay, what does the adapter do asks the comedian of the group...and before i explain, i'll have to say i'm disappointed that you haven'y figured it out...ROFLMFAO!...if you look at the crafter as it was originally advertised, it has that square cone on it's head stock...now that would work if you had a square block on one end of your work piece...the block would self center into this cone piece...easy enough...but what if the end of your work piece was turned?...that's where the adapter comes in...so if you do your turning on a traditional lathe, like i did, having the adapter was very helpful...i understand a lot of people use the legacy and router bits to do their turning, but i feel that method limits your design capability...there just isn't enough router bits to cover all the designs that you can do using a turning chisel...so, turn it on a lathe, mill it on an ornamental milling machine, made by whoever...and the vegas people are laying odds that there is no adapter with that crafter you might be considering...but we can offer you a discount on buying one of ours...LOL!...joe...p.s. not in the shop till monday, so photos will have to wait till then
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