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Member postings for Harry Wilkes

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Thread: Tight thread
11/01/2014 22:06:15

Guy's found the problem after making sure the threads were clean and taking up Robbo's suggestion of a little light oil I was able to screw the chuck on further but still very tight when it start over the register and it was at this point that I thought try one of the other chucks I have (Doh why didn't I think of it before) this one screwed on as it should so I need to do a little scrapping and it should be OK.

Cheers H

10/01/2014 21:24:57

Thanks for all suggestions and comments it looks as if it's getting tight just before the register but over the weekend I intent a much closer look at the problem,

Again thanks H

10/01/2014 09:31:35

Need some advice please I recently purchased a Myford chuck adaptor to mount a chuck onto a rotary table, the chuck in question screws onto my S7 without any problem however when I screw the adaptor into the chuck it goes tight so whats the best way to ease the thread on the adaptor ? Any advice welcomed .

Thread: Can't insert image
01/01/2014 21:43:28

Rick had similar probs changed to Chrome which I find better anyway.

Thread: Phosphor bronze balls
31/12/2013 22:03:14
Posted by Michael Poole on 31/12/2013 19:31:41:

Ekp supplies list pb balls for 95p and £1.20

Mike

Second that also Poly Models and Macc Models

Thread: S7 lubrication, oil gun & stiff clutch
31/12/2013 22:01:21

I have a oil gun smiler to the one in 'Robbo's ' link it works well but the one infuriating thing is that it leaks (well mine does) so I have to keep empting and filling it.

Thread: Problem identifying a thread
30/12/2013 15:24:18

Hi Dave I find this chart very useful when trying to identifying threads, http://www.watchman.dsl.pipex.com/thread.xls

Hope it' helps H

Thread: MYFORD - SWIVELING VERTICAL SLIDE
12/11/2013 22:07:26
Posted by John Haine on 12/11/2013 19:56:35:

Harry, was that John me? No pm received yet...

Yes John I will resend it

H

12/11/2013 03:03:05

Many thanks for all comments, John have sent PM

H

09/11/2013 14:28:49

Hi John

Thanks for your reply, the point I was trying to make if that the holding down bolt on mine is not as the picture and I feel that in order to pass it through the tube which clamps the swivel makes it quite thin and flimy so I would rather replace it with the proper designed bolt ! So if some kind gent could draw up the bolt and email it to me wink

Cheers H

08/11/2013 15:27:09

Hi all would again welcome some advise my lathe came with a Myford swiveling vertical slide but unlike the photo below

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mine does not have a single bolt through the base, mine as a threaded tube which secures the bottom swivel then a 'tee' bolt which passes through the tube clamps the slide in place. Do I take it mine is wrong and the photo above is correct.

Thanks H

Thread: Myford Super 7 Power Feed
21/10/2013 21:13:32

I have a little play in the cross slide on my Myford super 7 with the power feed, there is some slight front to back play I plan to take the feed screw and nut off for closer inspection can someone tell me what the thread diameter and tpi should be ?

Thanks H

Thread: Myford S7 Ancillary Equipment
02/10/2013 22:27:57

Hi was not sure where to post this info, I have uploaded photos of the 1985 Myford S7 Ancillary Equipment for anyone who may find it of interest. My copy was badly soiled and oil stained so I have scanned and cleaned them up and placed them in a album.

Edited By Harry Wilkes on 02/10/2013 22:29:30

Thread: Carriage (Myford Power Cross Feed stop)
14/09/2013 08:23:18

Hi and thanks for all your replies,

Cheers H

13/09/2013 21:20:10

Hi a couple of quick questions firstly looking at the carriage drawing what is the purpose of the small stud KA33 knock off peg, secondly I have for the second time wound the carriage feed screw to far out is there away of stopping this happening ?

Cheers H

Thread: Hand Wheel
16/08/2013 14:36:37
Sorry guy's it's the power feed version.
16/08/2013 09:27:51

The apron.s hand traverse wheel on my super 7 as play in it, and I see from the exploded view/parts list there are 2 oilite bushes A9210. how big of a job is it to change them first glance looks to be a major strip down, secondly is there a cheaper source of replacement bushes other than Myford ?

Any help/comments will be appreciated

H

Thread: Vertical Slide
11/08/2013 21:30:15

Thanks for your comments so far I do have within the box of items that came with the lathe a Myford fixed vertical slide and must agree it looks quite flimsy when compared with this one.

Harold was thinking of getting such a vice off to Bristol the weekend so will see whats on offer there.

Thor have not tried milling yet on the s7 screw cutting is as far as I have got at the moment !

11/08/2013 18:42:33

Once again an item that came with my Myford super 7 it's a larger vertical angle slide which looks to large for the Myford I would welocme comments and ideas of what it might fit and value thinking of selling it on ebay and then purchase a Myford one.Have included some pics of iplaced on the lathe and basic approx dimensions.

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Slotted area 200x100 mm

Overall hight 335 mm

Tee slots 12 mm

Tee nut stamped WDS 664 92 with a 1/2 whit tapped hole

Thanks in advance for any help

H

Thread: Drill Sharpening
07/08/2013 15:36:57

Thanks Harold great link just the info I was looking for

H

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