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Member postings for joey

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Thread: Jeff Thyer's Myford Gear Hobber
27/07/2017 14:57:14

Looking forward to a seemingly interesting subject.

Thread: My "new" Super 7.
19/07/2017 18:41:32

Nice job Kibi.

Thread: myford motor
08/06/2017 16:51:13

With most of the single phase AC motors one has to change the polarity on any one of either the running winding or the starting winding. This is done by means of either a reversing switch or 2 contactors with an interlock. Make sure the centrifugal operated starting switch is operating correctly.

Edited By joey on 08/06/2017 16:56:04

Thread: Worm for Jacobs type gear hobber.
08/05/2017 13:43:18

I moved house and workshop and lost the drawing for the 40:1 worm that is used on my Jacobs type gear hobber. Can anybody help with dimensions or a drawing for one similar to the one used by the CES kit for use with a 40 teeth Myford gear.

Thread: Electronic ignition
08/03/2017 05:53:03
Posted by joey on 08/03/2017 05:49:21:
QUOTE Posted by JasonB on 07/03/2017 19:46:51:

QUOTE; Minimag here in teh UK is said to be good.

 

I use the minimag electronic system on a vintage 3hp 1929 Witte engine. It is excellent.

 

 

Edited By joey on 08/03/2017 05:56:13

08/03/2017 05:49:21
 
 

Edited By joey on 08/03/2017 05:54:29

Thread: Bee Keeping
05/10/2016 19:26:00

We seem to have the same "shortages" of bugs and birds in South Africa. I am wondering how much is contributed by genetically modified plants.

Thread: Motorcycle General Discussion
21/04/2016 01:12:00
Posted by JimmieS on 20/04/2016 21:06:27:

The engineering drawing for late 30's Rudge cam followers give the heat treatment spec as

HT 7/04/Pc HT16

Can any knowledgeable person explain this is simple terms, please.

I suspect the numbers represent another factory engineering drawing or heat treating process.

Thread: Buying a 3D printer, but which one?
16/04/2016 05:05:54

I obtained a Velleman Vertex and i have excellent results from the start.

Thread: Emco Compact 5 Motor Problem
18/03/2016 21:15:28

Dave,

Thanks for the information. i went the same way, but bought a motor specially designed for vfd use. I have turned up the 1470 rpm 4 pole motor to 100 hertz and it runs quite happy at that setting.(2900rpm)

26/02/2016 21:42:48

Dave,

Can you let me have the frame size of the motor please.

Thread: Emco lathe, mill and automatic tool changer conversions to Mach 3
23/02/2016 12:24:31

See my posting under "Operating an air chuck on EMCO 120 turn"

Thread: Operating an air chuck on EMCO 120 turn.
23/02/2016 12:14:52

Anybody interested in converting Emco Compact 5 or Emco 120 Turn tool changers to operate under Mach 3 can contact me. I will supply advice, modification specs, macros and operation codes for free.

Thread: Proxxon FF500 collets.
06/09/2015 19:41:02

Can anybody help with dimensions to make collets for a Proxxen FF500 mill?

They are similar to the ER type of collets but are bigger than ER16, but smaller than ER 20.

Thread: Operating an air chuck on EMCO 120 turn.
08/12/2014 09:13:54
Posted by joey on 04/07/2013 21:15:28:

I am buzy converting a Emco Turn 120 to Mach 3 driven CNC. My problem is can anyone help with some ideas, g-code, macros etc.

All help wil be appreciated.

Contact me via e-mail. I have done 7 of them complete with tool changers, part catchers and bar feeders.

Thread: Dovetail cutters
08/12/2014 08:58:00

The Russians still use 55 degrees on their machine tools. Other than that basically all small machine tools use 60 degree dove tails and the larger machines use various other systems, from square slides to in house bearing designs. Round bars used be used on older type small machine tools like the older version of the Emco unimat.

Thread: Machining Titanium
08/12/2014 08:43:42

Hi guys, is there no heat treatment that will soften the titanium?

Thread: Re-tapping damaged thread
06/12/2014 19:06:12

Peter,I had success with exactly the same repair. I used lard (pig's fat) as a lubricant and fed all three the taps from a set of hand taps through from the bottom (back side) of the work piece . It worked like a charm.

Thread: Fellow Modelers in South Africa
14/11/2014 14:49:19

I will be pleased if any modelers living in the Pretoria/Johannesburg area can contact me. I need some hands on help to complete my project.

Johan 0827891456

Thread: FREE PLAN: A Clutch for the ML7 Lathe
25/08/2014 20:00:32

I have already built 2 of the clutches, one for me and one for my son. They both work perfectly. I had to change the spring, used one a bit harder.

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