Today I acquired...........

[Wallace]

Another HP printer similar to the one from work, £8 and a trip to Bushey off EBay. Different fault code that seems to be non OE cartridge related after swapping parts about. Fingers crossed when the cartridges turn up it all works.

 

[Wallace]

He is mate, he was a furnace stocker at Capper Pass in Brough before they became RTZ and would always dress up smart for holidays and high days. A great man without whom I would not have done many things.

Fantastic photo, so much detail. I can almost hear Grandad saying Gertcha!

 

[sardine]

Anyone got the parts missing off this ?

 

[Melvyn Best]

I’ll have a look, pretty sure I have

Anyone got the parts missing off this ?
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[Melvyn Best]

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[Melvyn Best]

Not the part I thought I had, sorry

 

[KimB]

Well I acquired these last week but only got home late last night so now today is their first day home.

5c imperial collet set
5c chuck
Pratt 4 jaw chuck
The one back plate and a drive plate which I’ll adapt to use for my 5c chuck but keep it able to use as a dog drive.
New 25t gear for my lathe
Colchester gap peice I’m missing.
Just finally a vice which will be good for the pillar drill or something.

 

[fizzy]

Well I acquired these last week but only got home late last night so now today is their first day home.

5c imperial collet set
5c chuck
Pratt 4 jaw chuck
The one back plate and a drive plate which I’ll adapt to use for my 5c chuck but keep it able to use as a dog drive.
New 25t gear for my lathe
Colchester gap peice I’m missing.
Just finally a vice which will be good for the pillar drill or something.
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Very nice indeed - and not easy to find!

A few tips for you when mounting L series chucks and faceplates.
Tighten as much as you can with the big C spanner. Then use a lead hammer to give a few blows to the face of the chuck - 1 blow between each set of jaws. So 3 for a 3 jaw.
Then give the C spanner a few clouts as well - not too hard - just to make sure it is properly tight.
But wait - not finished yet!
To get the chucks/faceplates to run true use a dti off a suitable reference point. For the collet chuck inside the collet taper. In a 3 jaw mount a piece of ground bar. Then you tap on the locking ring until the dti is spot on.
Yes it is a faf
Many people have bought new 3 jaw chucks because they thought the old one was worn - when a few taps with a hammer would have sorted it out.

 

[KimB]

Very nice indeed - and not easy to find!

A few tips for you when mounting L series chucks and faceplates.
Tighten as much as you can with the big C spanner. Then use a lead hammer to give a few blows to the face of the chuck - 1 blow between each set of jaws. So 3 for a 3 jaw.
Then give the C spanner a few clouts as well - not too hard - just to make sure it is properly tight.
But wait - not finished yet!
To get the chucks/faceplates to run true use a dti off a suitable reference point. For the collet chuck inside the collet taper. In a 3 jaw mount a piece of ground bar. Then you tap on the locking ring until the dti is spot on.
Yes it is a faf
Many people have bought new 3 jaw chucks because they thought the old one was worn - when a few taps with a hammer would have sorted it out.

Well aware about setting chucks up constantly, I did my apprenticeship as a tool maker, and a little bit after. Thankfully my chucks are only babies.

 

[Brad93]

Very nice indeed - and not easy to find!

A few tips for you when mounting L series chucks and faceplates.
Tighten as much as you can with the big C spanner. Then use a lead hammer to give a few blows to the face of the chuck - 1 blow between each set of jaws. So 3 for a 3 jaw.
Then give the C spanner a few clouts as well - not too hard - just to make sure it is properly tight.
But wait - not finished yet!
To get the chucks/faceplates to run true use a dti off a suitable reference point. For the collet chuck inside the collet taper. In a 3 jaw mount a piece of ground bar. Then you tap on the locking ring until the dti is spot on.
Yes it is a faf
Many people have bought new 3 jaw chucks because they thought the old one was worn - when a few taps with a hammer would have sorted it out.

mine is within a thou just tightening by hand with the c spanner. If you’re hitting it with a hammer your taper is shot

 

[Brad93]

L0 on your lathe Kim?
Have you got to get a backplate for the 5C chuck?
Be interested to see if you buy one what quality they are, they look quite rough the partially finished ones on eBay.

 

[fizzy]

mine is within a thou just tightening by hand with the c spanner. If you’re hitting it with a hammer your taper is shot

Taper looks fine and the key is mint.
Perhaps it's old worn chucks?
Then again it says in the lathe manual and the Jacobs collet chuck manual that it needs to be done.

 

[KimB]

L0 on your lathe Kim?
Have you got to get a backplate for the 5C chuck?
Be interested to see if you buy one what quality they are, they look quite rough the partially finished ones on eBay.

Yes it is.
I’ll be using the dog drive plate for that job. As long as the bolt hole is still accessible for the dog it shouldn’t Be an issue at all.

 

[slim_boy_fat]

@KimB That's a lovely wee vice - when you get it cleaned up you may find it to be an 'Apprentice' piece with someone's name stamped on it somewhere.

 

[Olderisbetter]

Another few metal plates from the scrap bin to use as practice or make a metal bashing thing for the cars.

 

[gordon stephenson]

Nice discs, I got some 8mm disco from a local big fab shop, they were the perfect size to make flat tops for some 19Kg gas bottle burners, trouble was they wanted quite good money for the, but well worth it.

 

[roblane65]

well the first things actually a week ago but not unpacked till today
fotis 11 vice and some bodywork dollies.

AND TODAY I ACQUIRED THIS A BIT LARGER THAN I THOUGHT

It 's about 33" tip to tail 14" tall , and it's got to weigh well over 100kg. any ideas of worth ?
I could have easily dropped a clanger getting it.

 

[brightspark]

well the first things actually a week ago but not unpacked till today
fotis 11 vice and some bodywork dollies.View attachment 237557 View attachment 237558
AND TODAY I ACQUIRED THIS A BIT LARGER THAN I THOUGHTView attachment 237559 It 's about 33" tip to tail 14" tall , and it's got to weigh well over 100kg. any ideas of worth ?
I could have easily dropped a clanger getting it.

seen em going for 150 quid at autojumbles. easily fetch more on ebay

 

[roblane65]

I did have a scan on fleabay there's some mental prices on there ! do they sell em though this is the question. The fotis cost £41 and the dollies £7.50 and came as a lot but the postage was £18 so not bad really.

 

[Seadog]

Facebook you're looking at upwards of £450