Here is a list of all the postings Martin Newbold has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Hi new member here t |
19/01/2017 16:47:54 |
Welcome Mick lots of lovely people with similar interests await you
Martin |
Thread: Stuck drill chuck |
19/01/2017 16:45:42 |
Are you sure it does not have a bore through the tail stock i have a ML10 tail stock that I converted for my drummond it has a hole all the way through. Perhaps it has an after market tail stock as my other tail stock had one too?
Martin |
Thread: Starting to build fast speed gear for Drummaond Lathe Rebuild |
09/01/2017 19:41:51 |
First try at rough placement |
09/01/2017 17:44:11 |
Posted by Nicholas Farr on 07/01/2017 13:24:43:
Posted by Martin Newbold on 06/01/2017 10:22:52:
Thanks Muszzer , Nicholas Yes very frustrating but wont make same mistake again buying inverter technology . The rails are looking harder to make than i thought through lack of materials i need a larger section than 25 x 15 . This is why I thought of tool steel I am presuming 25 x 25mm. I was going to use angle to make the box up and bolt rails to it with a long piece of threaded bar to pull it down it wont need much force as the weight of the motor is on a counter balance pulling on lower belt too. do you think its worth making it without threaded bar in first case. How do you manufacture a fast thread is it just a coarse one? Cheers Martin. Hi Martin, not understanding your ideas, but have a look at this **LINK** which is the general type of set up for these bearings, which are nearly always bespoke. Regards Nick. Hi Nick am going to make a box out of angle to put my rail in similar to this one but with differant ends as mine needs to hang from under the lathe surface on a bracket i made up.
I am unsure if I wil need to construct lower threaded piece as gravity and the weight of my motor will pull this downward. but will make boxes up with this in mind. It might be that the pull wil be so much that the screws will have to go on it to keep it balanced Edited By Martin Newbold on 09/01/2017 17:46:24 |
09/01/2017 17:37:42 |
Posted by Bazyle on 07/01/2017 13:59:23:
I'm hoping that when you mention 'tool steel' you mean what we call mild steel as in ready to be machined drilled etc. Tool steel will be impossible to drill or cut as it is the stuff that has to be ground into..... tools. If you are needing sections of 25mm square then you probably should use tube. Solid is going to be heavy and expensive. Sorry the technical drawings were not good the runners need to be 15mm square so not quite so heavy as will be quite short but will try to get 1m |
09/01/2017 17:33:54 |
Managed to get my 3/4" shaft made so it was .747" to take bearings and pulleys today. Its starting to take shape I am still shoppig for 1m of 15mm x15mm for tracks to run this on |
08/01/2017 13:17:52 |
More parts arrived . Thanks Nick for the datasheet |
06/01/2017 10:22:52 |
Thanks Muszzer , Nicholas Yes very frustrating but wont make same mistake again buying inverter technology . The rails are looking harder to make than i thought through lack of materials i need a larger section than 25 x 15 . This is why I thought of tool steel I am presuming 25 x 25mm. I was going to use angle to make the box up and bolt rails to it with a long piece of threaded bar to pull it down it wont need much force as the weight of the motor is on a counter balance pulling on lower belt too. do you think its worth making it without threaded bar in first case. How do you manufacture a fast thread is it just a coarse one? Cheers Martin. |
05/01/2017 11:02:20 |
Hopefully some more bits will arrive soon. This will be much nicer that the lay shaft as will live under the lathe |
Thread: missing lathe parts on a drummond lathe? ID please |
05/01/2017 11:00:34 |
Yes its a nice machine |
Thread: Starting to build fast speed gear for Drummaond Lathe Rebuild |
04/01/2017 16:46:57 |
I have started buying parts for my high speed lathe rpm for my Drumond. Since installing this i have had issues with a RUBBISH 3PH INVERTER AND RUBBISH MOTOR AND HAD NO REFUND FROM THE SUPPLIER FOR THE MOTOR WHICH HAS BEEN DESTROYED BEWARE WHO YOU PURCHASE THIS FROM. I have sicne settled on a single phase motor which runs too fast for high speed and have started buying parts to make this . I have purchased two additional pulleys a 4" and a 5" and some new bearings
I cannot seem to find a bearing guide so am going to make my own out of angle iron and tool steel. |
Thread: how to fix on a traveling steady |
10/11/2016 21:39:06 |
Will check in , when i measure it in light thanks |
10/11/2016 18:50:46 |
Posted by Robbo on 09/11/2016 23:10:32:
Martin, This looks like a Boxford travelling steady, which is for (probably) a 4½" centre height. Mounted on the rear of the cross-slide on bolts through the slots in it. If you have not done so, first check that the centre height will match the height of your Drummond . Thanks Robbo will do will advice |
10/11/2016 18:49:37 |
Thanks Paul looks good, How far are the bolts going into the saddle please? |
09/11/2016 15:11:04 |
Thanks Baz, Jason, Posted twice for some unusual reason
Edited By Martin Newbold on 09/11/2016 16:57:14 |
09/11/2016 15:11:03 |
Thanks Baz, Jason,
Its a drummond 3.5 but its been modded before i got it and am happy to mod something to fit . I did try google but was amazed how many there are of different sizes and types. Woud this need two holes drilled and tapped after centering the travelling slide
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08/11/2016 20:43:22 |
Hi how d you fix on a travelling steady. I am not sure how they mount on to the slide or which one to buy. Can anyone help please? |
Thread: Drummond oddities |
08/11/2016 20:20:12 |
Has anyone bolted on a travelling steady to their drummond have no idea what type to get or how it bolts to sadle
Edited By Martin Newbold on 08/11/2016 20:21:34 |
08/11/2016 12:36:19 |
08/11/2016 09:36:59 |
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