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Richard.
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About 1 1/2 hours each. and these are priced at a favour for a favour. A good friend of mine.
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Would like to see that please.
Hood
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Forgot to take pictures 
but had to machine 2 new shaft ends for a Westwood powered grass collector sweeper today. The bearings on both ends of the shaft were goosed. The pulley side was so bad there were no balls left in the bearing and it had obviously been run like this for some time as the shaft end was extremely worn. (Note I got the sweeper unit 2nd hand for £30, so worth taking the time to repair). An hour later and I had 2 shaft ends machined up on the lathe. I then had to grind off the weld on the outside of the pulley to remove the worn shaft end and a good pressed in fit for the new shaft end was achieved and welded for good measure.
but had to machine 2 new shaft ends for a Westwood powered grass collector sweeper today. The bearings on both ends of the shaft were goosed. The pulley side was so bad there were no balls left in the bearing and it had obviously been run like this for some time as the shaft end was extremely worn. (Note I got the sweeper unit 2nd hand for £30, so worth taking the time to repair). An hour later and I had 2 shaft ends machined up on the lathe. I then had to grind off the weld on the outside of the pulley to remove the worn shaft end and a good pressed in fit for the new shaft end was achieved and welded for good measure.Well over the last few days I have been fitting a vertical slide the the lathe and making a primativ indexer soon to be upgraded with proper plates with the intension of cutting some gears for a project pics bellow I allso have a short vidio that I may post up later
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been making some low profile clamps, that use a modified cap head screw, that work as the screw head is eccentric.
and they go in T slots
and this is so I can face some black bar as I need to make a new milling vice and this will be the base of it
the brass bolts are so the bottom of the T slots dont get chewed up and should work ok if I only take light cuts. (up to 0.5mm)
and they go in T slots
and this is so I can face some black bar as I need to make a new milling vice and this will be the base of it
the brass bolts are so the bottom of the T slots dont get chewed up and should work ok if I only take light cuts. (up to 0.5mm)
Richard.
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Very nice.
These Machines have got to be the worlds best modified mini lathe/mill going.
roofman
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Wow...I remember when you started asking questions about getting a small lathe and dipping your toe in the water mate, look at the quality of what your turning now..
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Cheers mate. Still learning every day but really love the little ml10. Such a cracking little thing for small jobs.Wow...I remember when you started asking questions about getting a small lathe and dipping your toe in the water mate, look at the quality of what your turning now..
So here we go the link to the short vidiohttps://youtu.be/fF7k7id2Tds"I allso have a shortvidio that I may post up later"
What do you mean may post later???
We have to see the vidio. Its compulsary.
