Hi: I'm looking into getting a lathe, as small as possible, but that will take 5C collets in the same way as the Hardinge, i.e. with the collet closing lever...
Enco and several others import a china version of the HLV, but it is still around 10 grand at least. For 5C in the spindle you need a 1-3/8" spindle bore for...
Hi: I'm looking into getting a lathe, as small as possible, but that will take 5C collets in the same way as the Hardinge, i.e. with the collet closing lever ...
Ken You might want to evaluate what your needs are down the line. For instance as far as turret tooling goes there have been a large selection made, I have one...
Hi JWE & Ken: Thanks, I see it's out of my price range to get a big lathe and too difficult to try and find a used one. What about using the 5C collet holder,...
Hi again: While surfing the Enco web pages I came across the "Turn-Pro Second Operation Lathe" that sure looks like the Hardinge including the turret and lever...
The stock is usually fed through an air-operated tubular holder on the left of the headstock (for smaller lengths). When the Collet closer is opened, air...
... have you tried ebay every now and then a speed lathe turns up if you add the long table and extended base from a micromill to this one item number:...
Using that type of collet holder is possible on a milling machine or drill press, but does not work very well in the lathe. How do I know, I tried it with very...
Ken You might want to evaluate what your needs are down the line. For instance as far as turret tooling goes there have been a large selection made, I have one...
Have you looked at the 3C collet? Little Machine Shop carries all the pieces to outfit a 7x. I believe it is cheaper than getting a larger lathe. Slightly...
... 3C is a Hardinge collet. Hardinge sells 3C, 4C and 5C, and possibly some other "Cataract" (from which comes the C) collets. J is a Sjogren collet, and...
... be sure you're sitting down when you look up the prices though ;) http://hardingetooling.com/productcodes.asp?ID=CSERIES also the 3J is a pretty big collet...
Hi: I'm starting to like the Grizzly G0516 but neither Grizzly nor Little Machine Shop knows what the spindle threads are. I'm 99% sure this is a Seig C6, but...
Hi Brooke, The lathe uses a flange to attache the chucks. Also, both the lathe and the mill have a MT 3 taper. Take a look at the manuals on the Grizzly site...
Looking at the parts manual online, it's like the other Chinese lathes. No threads on the spindle, strictly bolt on! Use a collet adapter for a #3 Morse taper?...
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I have placed a general drawing of a 5C collet chuck designed by Pat Loop some years ago and featured in Home Shop Machinist magazine. It also appears in one...
JWE, The drawing I get at that URL has been trimmed so much that I can't make it out. Do you have another scan that includes all the notations? Thanks, TB At...
I know MEW has been discussed here in the past so presumably there must be some subscribers ... Are there any North American subscribers and are they having ...
I am one havent got the last issue. Just got a response for EWA and they assure me all is well. However still havent got the last 2 issues. Bob Hawley From:...
Hi - Ive been a subscriber since the beginning, and only had a problem about three yrs ago. They sent me the missing issues. No problems since. Regards - Ed...
... and they assure me all is well. However still havent got the last 2 issues. Bob Hawley That would be the Issue-130 (published Oct 4 which EWA says was...
... problem about three yrs ago. They sent me the missing issues. No problems since. Regards That would be before the days of Magicalia, right? Have you...
... My experience with Wise Owl echoes yours. Most email, phone calls go unanswered and when you do get reach someone, all they do is send an email to the...