Here is a list of all the postings Werner Habbel has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Myford super7 saddle / tight toward tailstock |
18/12/2021 09:39:32 |
My name is Werne and I am from Germany. For me it was important to get to know Frans and see his workshop. Frans is a lovely gentleman with a well equiped workshop and a large grindning machine. I live in South Germany so it was a 1000km trip to bring him the bed and saddle. Frans plans to do regrinds still the next year and then wants to sell the grinding machine but will keep on selling spare parts. Werner
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Thread: Myyford gearbox strip down |
17/01/2021 14:08:05 |
Hi Stephen, I can not see any pait on the Myford website. May be you have to call them, they should supply it. On a dutch website from Fans van der Meeren who restores Myford an is extremly helpful he offers paint. Regards |
17/01/2021 09:55:22 |
on youtube you can find "Myford MK1 Quick Change Gerabox Restoration" that shows in detail dismanteling a gearbox. May be this helps a bit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgrcigBIfVM Regards from Germany |
Thread: Myford Mk1 Super 7 restoration |
18/04/2020 19:52:18 |
Hi John, interesting to read about your repair method with HPC gears. Regards |
09/04/2020 17:52:25 |
Hi Pete, my name is Werner and I am from Germany. I own an eraly S7 with gearbox as well. Serial no SK3853 on the bed and 1184 on the gearbox. The gearbox unfourtunately has the soft gears. In 1995 on holidays in UK I visited Myford and asked for a repair because the metric threads didn't work. I had no appointment and the repair was done within one day. Lovely The S7 lost its precision so I am very intersted in your report and looking forward for the continuations. Werner |
Thread: Magazine article ME and MEW sought-after |
22/02/2020 17:15:44 |
Many thanks for Howard and Thor for their fast help with some articles and very nice contact. Still looking for Model Enginner articles: Werner |
Thread: New in the Forum from Germany |
20/02/2020 19:26:10 |
The BMW pricelist in 1962 says for a R50S = 3535 Mark, R50 Standard = 3130 Mark and for a VW Beetle Standard = 4200 Mark. the BMW top model R69S says 4030 Mark. So to drive BMW was expensive. |
19/02/2020 17:33:57 |
Hi Chris, |
Thread: Magazine article ME and MEW sought-after |
19/02/2020 17:28:34 |
Thank you Brian and Howard for your fast answers. I contated you both. Still looking for the Model Engineer articles. Werner |
Thread: New in the Forum from Germany |
18/02/2020 19:30:34 |
Hello Chris Evans and the others, thank you for your warm welcome. Since 1980 I own a R50 from 1955 but meanwhile "upgraded" with a 750 cc plainbearing engine, gearbox and final drive. Werner |
Thread: Magazine article ME and MEW sought-after |
18/02/2020 19:22:29 |
Hello, as a new member of the forum, see "New in the forum from Germany" I search older articles of Model Engineer and Model Engineers Workshop which the publisher can not provide with back issuses. So I am looking for Model Enginner: Model Enginners Workshop If someone could make copies or scans this would be wonderful. Certainly I will pay for all expenses. Many thanks in advance and best regards
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Thread: New in the Forum from Germany |
18/02/2020 17:12:05 |
Hello, my name is Werner and I am from Germany. Since 30 years I own an eraly Myford Super 7 lathe from 1955 with gearbox. Unfortunately it is the “early type “ gearbox with soft gears. I use the Myford for building parts for my motorcycle, a 1955 BMW with sidecar. The pre owner, an engine builder, grinded the bed once. Meanwhile the precision to achieve 0.004” needs a lot of “feeling” so I think it’s time to start a refurbishment. For this I ask for some articles from Model Engineer and Model Engineers Workshop. I will place this request in the section General Questions. Best regards Werner |
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