Here is a list of all the postings hth has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Pre war Colchester Master |
28/08/2015 02:40:11 |
Hi
The spindle taper in this old lathe . Would it be a MT 5 ?
Thanks mike |
22/08/2015 01:15:46 |
Hi John
Thank you for the tray info .
I live in West Gippsland , near Warragul. I wonder what you did with the original drip tray ? Amazing , you had a similar model. Yes the gap bed is on mine, maybe it isn't visible in the pic. The back gear lever is there , hiding .Ok the colour black Japan .. good
I have a few other lathes , a Chipmaster and a Harrison L5 and a pre war Holbrook T13 . I am addicted to collecting these old gems ! |
21/08/2015 13:05:42 |
hi Mick
The motor and counter shaft pullies have three belt positions, the main spindle pulley cone has four belt positions . Yes it is a beaut old lathe and in great condition . |
21/08/2015 12:25:28 |
hi
I recently found a old Colchester Master lathe, it looks pre war to me . It is in nice condition as its been looked after . A neat conversiojn to V belt drive is a handy mod. It has 24 speeds . I would like to know the gauge of the original drip tray ?
I am thinking of replacing the wick oilers on the spindle bearings with drip oilers . Mike in Australia
Edited By hth on 21/08/2015 12:29:48 Edited By hth on 21/08/2015 12:32:39 |
Thread: download |
26/05/2013 11:32:21 |
Hi
Thank you for the replies . I am dissapointed, in that I cannot download and save the whole issue for future reference . At the local library, they charge 20c per sheet for printing , this quickly adds up to a few dollars - just for printing a few articles from a particular issue, that you want to read later on , or to have on hand when making a project .
I wish the staff of MEW would reconsider their policy on this matter .
Mike |
25/05/2013 01:22:23 |
HI
I am a new subscriber from Australia. Is it possible to download the digital MEW issues ? e.g., onto a memory stick.
Thank you ............Mike in Gippsland |
Thread: HTH lathe in Australia |
25/01/2013 23:12:58 |
Hi I think the headstock bearings are tapered bronze bushes ? It is a very solid little lathe . I would like to know if HTH manufactured lathes into the 1940's or 50's ?
Thank you ...Mike |
25/01/2013 12:09:01 |
Posted by dcosta on 25/01/2013 10:06:03:
Hello Mike,
Thanks for the link Dias I did have a look at Tony's page but this HTH is from a later period, if it is a HTH at all
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25/01/2013 10:43:35 |
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25/01/2013 10:34:09 |
More pics
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25/01/2013 10:20:29 |
OOPS must be the smoke from the bushfires muddling my head
Edited By Mike Kelly 1 on 25/01/2013 10:27:09 |
25/01/2013 08:57:23 |
Some more pics
The leadscrew has a 6 tpi pitch .
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25/01/2013 08:20:32 |
HI
I have a unusual lathe , I believe it to be a UK made HTH .
Can somebody confrim my guess ?
thanks Mike
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