Here is a list of all the postings Dave Cordery has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Cowells dividing head |
11/11/2011 14:58:44 |
Where is the best place to get information about using a dividing head on lathe/mill to cut gears ![]() The lathe in question is a small cowell lathe
DaveC |
Thread: Lathe for Beginner |
02/09/2009 20:34:10 |
Just to let everyone know I bought the Myford ML10 so the learning curve begins as from this weekend. Thanks to everyone for their input and I hope to post more to the forum but next time not as such a beginner.
Regards
Dave Cordery |
24/08/2009 19:21:55 |
Thanks again for all input strangely enough I do have an oportunity to get hold of a Myford ML10 but felt it might be a bit advanced for me also not sure of its accuracy as quite an old lathe. That is why I mentioned the lathes that I did from a starting point.
My idea is to start with OO gauge but again dependant on how that develops I might want to go up in size. I notice that no one has mentioned the hobymat much is that not such a good lathe?
DaveC |
24/08/2009 13:29:42 |
Thanks to everyone for their input. As a starting point I thought of scratchbuilding OO gauge hence the smaller type lathe. Which out of the two I mentioned Unimat/Hobymat would be the better bet? Can anyone who has one of these lathes let me know how they find them with good and bad points.
daveC |
23/08/2009 19:23:16 |
I am starting out from scratch, with a small amount of knowledge of lathes but would like to know what would be a good starting lathe. The two that I have heard about are the Unimat 3 and the Hobbymat.
I look forward to replies from past experiece which I am sure there is allot of on this forum.
DaveC |
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