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Thread: The Moon
03/04/2021 05:30:11

Amazing video and great to watch.well done mate!!

Thread: T slots
14/03/2021 08:27:27

I’ve just ordered a set of these to keep the slots clean.

Thread: Help with potential first lathe. ML7 content
20/02/2021 19:43:28

I’ve just picked up an ml7 1960 for £900.I think I got a bargain based on prices of lathes I’d been watching.

Thread: Myford ML4 headstock thread size
14/02/2021 16:41:35
Posted by Georgineer on 14/02/2021 15:43:40:
Posted by Steveg on 13/02/2021 19:15:01:

For information the 1 1/8 x12tpi Chuck fits perfect without a making a collar

for the register.

As I mentioned earlier, this is accurate enough for most purposes, though you might find it unsatistactory if you ever go for a collet chuck. Happy turning!

George B.

Thanks for helping in this thread Georgesmiley

13/02/2021 19:15:01

For information the 1 1/8 x12tpi Chuck fits perfect without a making a collar

for the register.

11/02/2021 18:02:27

Thank you gents,I’ll make a sleeve.

thank you for your help it’s much appreciated.

10/02/2021 19:21:09

Thanks gentlemen but being of limited knowledge this has gone over my head.

its not just a matter then of buying a 4 jaw Chuck with the correct 1 1/8 x 12tpi back plate and screwing it on?

10/02/2021 16:54:37

George b and Howard

the diameter is 1 1/8 and over a 1/2” distance I have counted 6 crests so am I right in thinking

that my spindle thread is the 1 1/8” x 12tpi?

09/02/2021 17:50:06

George B and Howard,,

thank you gentlemen for your expertise it’s very much appreciated!

I shall look into this and hopefully get the information I need using your methods.

thank you

ill update this thread as soon as I’ve done the measurements.

08/02/2021 18:12:33
Posted by Georgineer on 08/02/2021 18:09:21:
Posted by Steveg on 08/02/2021 18:05:58:

Thanks George but how do I find out the year of mine?

id read 1 1/8 x12tpi but unsure.

No reliable way of telling the year - for many years the ML1, 2, 3,& 4 had no serial numbers, and I don't think anybody has a register of the ones that did. Your most reliable option is to unscrew the existing chuck and measure what you've got.

George B.

So the next question is how do I measure it?

08/02/2021 18:05:58

Thanks George but how do I find out the year of mine?

id read 1 1/8 x12tpi but unsure.

08/02/2021 18:04:16

That links takes me to YouTube and a ship video?

08/02/2021 17:48:53

Hi

I need a new 4 jaw Chuck for my myford ML4

but I have no idea what size or thread it is.

can anyone advise please?

thanks

Thread: New member
03/07/2018 22:03:34

Certainly do neil

smile dPosted by Neil Wyatt on 03/07/2018 21:45:10:

Welcome to the forum Steve, at least you get the Doncaster show on your doorstep.

Neil

03/07/2018 19:18:32

I’m based in Doncaster and no no clubs.

03/07/2018 19:18:00

Thanks Howard

I’m more of a tinkering hobbyist using mainly brass,copper and aluminium .

I shall be trying mild steel though on my new lathe!teeth 2

Thread: Are these change gears?
03/07/2018 12:25:41
Posted by Ian S C on 03/07/2018 12:00:17:

Just make sure you don't sell today what you need tomorrow, it will cost you an arm and a leg. Do you really want to sell for example the steady. A full range of tooling, change gears etc., add much to the value of the lathe.

Ian S C

I know I won’t need them Ian and don’t plan on selling the lathe.

03/07/2018 12:24:50
Posted by Hopper on 03/07/2018 11:51:28:

I'd be interested in buying the one 60-tooth gear on its own if you don't sell the lot on eBay.

I wouldn’t have a clue what they are worth...send me a message?

02/07/2018 18:44:34
Posted by Brian Wood on 02/07/2018 18:14:07:

Not only are they change gears, but they are specifically for Myford ML1-4 lathes which had a linking pin to drive a compound gear set up; you even have the pin shown in one of them . ML7 gears are linked by a keyway in the bore.

To help a prospective buyer the need to ask, list the tooth count as well

Regards

Brian

Thanks Brian much appreciated.they are on eBay with a starting bud of £20 as value I have no idea!

02/07/2018 17:57:19

Posted by Tony Pratt 1 on 02/07/2018 17:43:59:

Yes they are change gears but it looks like you have already made your mind up?laugh

Tony

Being unsure I needed to just ask

Thanks tonyyes

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