Here is a list of all the postings dave george 1 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Tooling Free to a Good, or Bad, Home |
17/04/2016 13:18:31 |
What size are the shank of the tooling |
Thread: hemmingway drawings |
12/04/2016 12:35:38 |
a big thanks to JA he's helped me out on the spherical ball turning drawing much appreciated thanks dave |
12/04/2016 10:07:23 |
Thanks for the replies guys @ micheal i am using the correct email address also ive used the contact page on their site @ lambton i cannot use phone as im deaf |
11/04/2016 23:34:21 |
if this aint the correct section of the forum please can you move to the correct place tia
im after a couple of hemmingway drawings,sent them a email last month but still not heard nothing has anyone got any hemmingway drawings that they can supply me please the ones im after are set over centre and sensitive tailstock attachment and spherical turning tool thanks |
Thread: David Piddington's Vise |
07/04/2016 20:56:12 |
Ive been waiting over a month for a return email from hemmingway I emailed them about supplying me just the drawing/plan. no material for a set over center (for turning tapers) im still waiting Has anyone got a copy of this drawing/plan |
Thread: C4 Guy Martin - Wall of Death |
26/03/2016 10:13:14 |
I thought he was on easter monday.. not sunday ??? |
Thread: Brain Teaser |
04/03/2016 19:46:16 |
Just to throw a spanner in the works.. what about scaffold pole.. is that pipe or tube.. ive never heard of a scaffold tube or scaffold pipe |
04/03/2016 15:46:22 |
This is my view Tube Tube is normally used for structural purpose. Sizing is based on the exact outside diameter and wall thickness of the tubing Pipe Pipe is normally used to transport gas and fluids. Sizing is based on the nominal outside diameter ( nps ) and the wall thickness |
Thread: grayson lathe rebuild |
28/02/2016 22:09:34 |
ive put some more pictures in my album this is what lathe looked like before i started
made a electrolisis bath using washing soda and water
this is after 24 hours
this is the cross slide and a damaged t-slot all after a quick scrape
this is after a week
a jet wash and a scrape here and there
all the bright work before polishig
this is after polishing using a dremel rotary tool
the lathe has a coat of zinc phosphate primer im gonna give it another coat then paint it
all comments welcomed |
26/02/2016 13:36:19 |
Dang phone playing up 68 pounds and odd pence |
26/02/2016 13:34:14 |
I suppose its a bit of a drive to africa,a shame though as i would of had it. Looked into shipping and a rough quote i got was R1495 which comes to about ?68.odd pence I will upload some more pics after to show the progress of the lath |
26/02/2016 10:42:43 |
Very intresting information there john,much appriciated. I did notice about the clamping screw that clamps the barrel dont hold like it should do,and i thought about making a thin shim sleeve to go over the barrel but this might hinder it. Luckyly mine is still intact and not broken. Ive have been thinking about getting a fresh cross slide as mine is broken on the t slots at the back and wondered if a myford 7 would do. I will upload more photos when i get on main pc later. I dont suppose you live anywhere near burnley lancashire,(i dont mind travelling a few miles ) maybe i could buy whats left of the grayson lathe you have |
24/02/2016 19:34:27 |
thanks for the heads up comment john i think i know what you saying basicly the tailstock should be already true in-line with the headstock if you want to do tapering,remove the bolt that holds the top and bottom of tailstock,then remove the back pin/dowel offset the taper you need,then nip it up using the bolt that clamps it to the lathe bed,when you finished tapering,undo the clamping bolt,put the back pin/dowel back in,then put the other bolt that holds them together back in,and off you go with parallel turning is this correct ??
sorry for sounding like a numnut
@ neil i only recieved this lathe december that gone,so it couldnt have been me
also do you think i should create a thread,about this project that im doing, like a before and after i got a few photo's of various stages,using electrolisis bath,polishing all the bright stuff,like ball handles,handwheel on tailstock etc
thanks |
Thread: New to forum, retiring from engineering. |
24/02/2016 12:18:01 |
Hi dave if you got any surplus tooling and stuff subtitle for small type lathe like for myford 7 size. I could be intrested in anything that you have,im currently restoring a vintage grayson lathe and i need a few things as this lathe came with nothing, no dead centres, no toolpost or holders, no tooling etc |
Thread: grayson lathe rebuild |
23/02/2016 21:39:29 |
thanks for your comments guys, neil where have you seen these photos ??? on tonys site http://www.lathes.co.uk/grayson/index.html it shows the back of tailstock like a small long t bar,which i presume moves it forward and backwards or lock it in place,but if the square bolt was taken away,the tailstock would lose it setting everytime you slacken the bolt to move the tailstock, i just cant get my head around it,if you did some tapered turning you would have to remove the square bolt then tighten up with the bolt that holds it onto the lathe bed ???
i did see a grayson lathe on a auction site,and i sent the guy a message about the tailstock and this is what he said to me
the usual LH thread & the anti-turn pin/grub screw is through the top. Nothing else comes apart, the only adjustment on it the hex screw for holding it down
im confuse more to this as it has no thread anywhere apart from the two bolt holes |
23/02/2016 21:13:24 |
dont bother with dropbox link,ive added photo's to my album |
Thread: just joined |
23/02/2016 21:11:14 |
thanks for the welcome guys ive created a album,as i couldnt see it when i signed up using mobile |
Thread: grayson lathe rebuild |
23/02/2016 15:06:41 |
hi all,ive been given a grayson lathe to restore,ive stripped it all down,made an electrolisis bath and put everything of the lathe in there,got the lathe back to bare metal and gave it all a coat of zinc phosphate primer.while i was priming the tailstock i noticed they wasnt any grub screws to off-set the tailstock,so that when i started googling and came across a thread a few years ago on here http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=79515 now this thread hasnt been updated,and wondering if the guy got it sorted,as i seem to have the same problem ive been racking my brains about it,whether it had a plate inside the tailstock to move it left or right and up and down,but i noticed in the tailstock they are 3 tapered slots,and a bolt going thru it all to hold it all together,making it type of a fixed tailstock,the other bolt hold is to hold the tailstock onto the lathe bed also ive been in touch with tony from lathes.co.uk and he couldnt help me,ive spoke to a few old timers engineers (70-80 year old) and they didnt have a clue please take a look at the pictures and see what you think thanks https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mdqaivorprrukw9/AADzCiXUkJY83jPjqDgunL9La?dl=0 |
Thread: just joined |
23/02/2016 14:51:41 |
hi all just joined,and hopefully that someone might be able to help me i found this site while googling my answer to my rebuild problem i will start a new thread on this rebuild subject thanks for having me |
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