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2073 Les Austin
manxduke Offline Send Email
Jan 1, 2012
10:29 am
I am hoping to get my L6 into my new shed any day soon, but what I don't know is its weight. It is the standard 24" (I think!). The manual give all its...
2074 Stan Gordon
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Jan 1, 2012
11:00 am
Happy new year :: WEIGHT, well at least 750Kg, 3/4 Ton + If you work on that I doubt you`ll be too far away, Or in other words, B***** heavy. Happy moving, ...
2075 stigsdump2000 Offline Send Email Jan 3, 2012
8:22 pm
Les, I have just moved a L5 complete into place in my garage/workshop on my own without any difficulty. I ran the machine alternating on 3 scaffold poles...
2076 Anne and Chris Chant
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Jan 8, 2012
10:48 am
Hello again. My M300 came with a good single phase GEC 1.1Kw motor, with a 24mm spindle and marked as a D90L frame. I'd like to go back to 3Ph (as I have a...
2077 chaz@...
hedgepig_pie Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2012
10:55 am
There's usually a few cheap used 3ph motors on Ebay ? Charlie ... From: "Anne and Chris Chant" <chant@...>...
2078 Les Austin
manxduke Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2012
12:32 pm
Why not visit your friendly local scrapyard? Definitely better to get an old, used UK motor which should last forever, than modern chinese with uncertain life...
2079 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 8, 2012
1:49 pm
Les, I would agree. much better to get a 2nd hand UK motor of known spec. Don't spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar. The motor is the heart of the lathe's...
2080 Les Austin
manxduke Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2012
4:30 pm
I made my own rotary converter using an ancient 2HP brook motor. I built the converter control bits in an old star delta changeover box (I think that is a...
2081 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 8, 2012
5:27 pm
... Correction to the post code in the address it should read as :- Electrodrives Ltd., Warley, West Midlands B65 0QT (not oQT) regards, Brian Jones...
2082 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 8, 2012
5:31 pm
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2083 Lee A. White
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Jan 8, 2012
8:06 pm
China has no copper ore mines so all their copper is drawn from reclaim scrap. All remelted scrap copper necessarily has high levels of impurities. Any level...
2084 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 8, 2012
11:07 pm
... Which is no doubt why the Chinese are investing so heavily in Zambia! It was a bad personal experience of a new Chinese manufactured lathe, from who I...
2085 Steve Reece
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Jan 9, 2012
12:07 am
May I ask what brand the chinese lathe was please? I'm thinking of what to purchase/avoid in the lathe market, hopefully later this year. Thanks in advance ...
2086 Dr Mark Vaughan
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Jan 9, 2012
8:24 am
We buy loads of motors a year for hydraulic marine power packs. What Lee say's is sort of correct, but there are many many other factors that come into it....
2087 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 9, 2012
11:47 am
... Steve, Let's just say that they had a UK postcode GU8 and have regular adverts in most UK model engineering magazines ;-) The lathe was called a VS1332, VS...
2088 stigsdump2000 Offline Send Email Jan 14, 2012
11:15 pm
Have now got my machine up and running and am looking to buy a set of indexing cutting tools The standard tool holder accepts a HSS bit of 16mm and the centre...
2089 Steve Reece
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Jan 15, 2012
2:38 am
My advice would be to go for smaller and pack - there's no guarantee that the size of HSS is accurate. One might also use adjustable toolholders that incline a...
2090 Dr Mark Vaughan
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Jan 15, 2012
9:16 am
But don't go too small, smaller tools flex along the shank so under cutting load the tip will drop against the work piece by a very small fraction, the thicker...
2091 stigsdump2000 Offline Send Email Jan 16, 2012
2:20 pm
Thanks for the advice. I am hoping to go for the sturdier larger cutter The size of the tool holder slot is approx 33mm high by 18 mm deep so will take many...
2092 chipsntools Offline Send Email Jan 16, 2012
7:00 pm
... Do not be limited by standard tool holders. Make your own or modify standard ones; it is easier to do that then cut down shanks or be otherwise...
2093 mark
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Jan 16, 2012
8:43 pm
Have you had any problems machining the standard BXA holders? Although they look like steel, I've heard that they are actually cast. Quality of castings vary...
2094 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 17, 2012
11:15 am
Dear All, In ase anyone is interested, there is a Harrison M250 for sale in the UK on the Industrial Machines.net web site. This is the first one I've seen on...
2095 jonesthesteamuk Offline Send Email Jan 17, 2012
11:25 am
... Sorry typing corrected! In fact there are three for sale on this website. Two from 1991, and one from 1988. Typical! just like buses. None for ages then...
2096 Dr Mark Vaughan
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Jan 17, 2012
12:11 pm
That’s a top dealer price. It does have a steady with it that can bump the price a bit, but they can quite often be picked up for £1200 to £1500, and...
2097 chipsntools Offline Send Email Jan 21, 2012
9:37 pm
I am not aware of any cast BXA holders but there certainly could be some. I always thought they were machined out of bar stock followed by some form of heat...
2098 Anne and Chris Chant
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Jan 22, 2012
10:37 am
Thanks to all the group for the enlightening posts on electric motor - I think I have tracked a UK made 3Ph motor down. BTW - I have an excellent GEC Stayrite...
2099 Stan Gordon
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Jan 22, 2012
10:39 am
G & M Tools have a selection of Harrison Name plates, they do sadly seem to be older ones but worth a try. http://www.gandmtools.co.uk/cat_leaf.php?id=1192 ...
2100 David Littlewood
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Jan 22, 2012
2:18 pm
In message <4F1BE6C3.1040005@...>, Anne and Chris Chant <chant@...> writes ... It may be of use to know that the 600 Group still sell...
2101 Anne and Chris Chant
chants1947 Offline Send Email
Jan 22, 2012
2:41 pm
No David, I mean the part that is calibrated and is moved by the tail stock handle. Tailstock drill sleeve?? If you mean a 3MT-2MT reducer, they are bog ...
2102 Steve Reece
etmsreec Offline Send Email
Jan 22, 2012
3:20 pm
I think that's referred to as the Quill. Steve ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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