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A nice little rohm chuck off an black and decker I killed, whoops. Arbor is threaded into the chuck and did have a "locking" LH thread screw, before I removed it.
Am I right in thinking I can get a different Arbor to get this to fit in the lathe and pillar drill (mt2)?
Am I right in thinking I can get a different Arbor to get this to fit in the lathe and pillar drill (mt2)?
Memmeddu
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Chuck it in the late and cut a B taper then go shopping for a suitable shank
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That's a lot easier said than done. A worthwhile challenge though.
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Snap, today is my birthday and received one of these from my sister in law (daughter is the go to person as she knows what tools I want)
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Following on from #50,165
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Not sure when I will find the time to do the Hemmingway kits, I have 2 other kits bought for me last Christmas and not found the time to get those started!
But, they are none the less gratefully received
I also received the following gifts
Not sure when I will find the time to do the Hemmingway kits, I have 2 other kits bought for me last Christmas and not found the time to get those started!
But, they are none the less gratefully received
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Chuck it in the late and cut a B taper then go shopping for a suitable shwnk
Really not that hard.
You need a piece of rod, you insert it in the drill chuck really snug, then you chuck the rod in the lathe.
Little indicator to be sure the drill chuck is running true, drill through the spindle, then cut the taper using a small boring bar after setting the compound at the correct angle.
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That's the easier said than done part.
Plus the fact that the taper isn't given as an angle but as a ratio.
I cut one 40 years ago under a lot of guidance from a time served engineer. Not an easy task to set the top slide to the correct angle using a dial indicator.
MT2 to 3/8x24 (unf) thread arbor
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I like that, got a link?
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Can you get a 24mm socket for it?
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its part of the masculine Pandora range
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It was in my Wera advent calendar.
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You get an advent calendar??
Go on, buy yourself one. You know you're worth it!! ;-)You get an advent calendar??
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Did you sort the steam engine out?
