Here is a list of all the postings Robert Butler has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Dividing head attachment |
06/07/2022 22:12:41 |
Eliza And on the purpose made raising block - endless possibilities! I have the original sheets and instructions such as they are. PM if you would like a copy. Robert Butler
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Thread: chuck problems ? maybe others |
06/07/2022 22:01:45 |
Steve Did you start the jaws correctly and in sequence when replacing after your clean up? Robert Butler Edited By Robert Butler on 06/07/2022 22:02:54 |
Thread: Casting copper hammer heads ? |
30/06/2022 20:53:26 |
With no inserts is it a copper hammer? Robert Butler |
Thread: Warco Universal Cutter Grinder |
27/06/2022 13:39:25 |
Jim, if it's new from Warco take it up with them. Robert Butler |
Thread: Miniature Magnetos |
23/06/2022 21:35:30 |
Unless I'm missing something Minimag are still able to supply ignition systems? Robert Butler
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Thread: Hemmingway/Machin gearbox label |
19/06/2022 16:36:38 |
Hemmingway still list the kits, perhaps a phone call might help? Robert Butler |
Thread: Front-Mount-DRO-Myford-S7 |
10/06/2022 07:05:43 |
Bump |
Thread: Failed Miller Transportation |
04/06/2022 18:08:46 |
The second and third images show the mill on the weak pallet perhaps in the vendors garage/home workshop (block walls). The fourth image shows the mill in the vehicle on the original weak pallet. The first image shows the debris on a more appropriate pallet presumably repackaged following collapse of the original pallet and now located in the recipients garage/home workshop (brick walls). Defective packaging by sender, carriers exclude damage caused by defective packaging which seems to be the likely cause. Robert Butler
Edited By Robert Butler on 04/06/2022 18:14:12 |
Thread: What Did you do Today 2022 |
04/06/2022 12:46:55 |
Posted by Swarf, Mostly! on 04/06/2022 12:03:37:
Robert Butler: My lever operated tailstock gubbins does look like the real Myford deal, if a bit dusty. Now I've got it AND a spare tailstock body, I think I prefer to enjoy both options, screw handwheel and/or lever operated.
Best regards, Swarf, Mostly! Edited By Swarf, Mostly! on 04/06/2022 12:05:06 I doubt once fitted you will ever use the Handwheel option again. I fitted out my ML7 with LFT and never looked back, when i acquired my S7B i did the same. Robert Butler |
03/06/2022 23:36:00 |
Posted by Swarf, Mostly! on 03/06/2022 16:03:51:
One project that's been hanging around for ages is a lever-operated tailstock for the ML7. Unlike Hopper, I took the easy way out (so I thought! ) and bought the lever & linkages mechanism. I didn't want to do away with the standard tailstock so I bought a spare via Ebay. If you have purchased the Genuine Myford lever feed for the ML7 there is not much effort involved swapping from screw feed to lever feed. Remove hand wheel, the thrust plate securing screw and the thrust plate. Simply attach lever feed - 10 minutes at most, unlike the Super 7 which is more involved and requires the tailstock barrel swapping. Robert Butler
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Thread: Ml7 just bought, need help to set up |
29/05/2022 18:55:54 |
I think the pictures are missing! Robert Butler |
Thread: Collet chuck drawbar for ML7 |
29/05/2022 18:49:51 |
I have no knowledge of the operation of the collet chuck system used for repetitive work which I think the OP is referring to. Robert Butler
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Thread: Scaping bearings |
27/05/2022 16:17:22 |
Ivy Fit and alignment are critical. Robert Butler
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Thread: Fix my (new) Lathe |
21/05/2022 16:54:20 |
Posted by not done it yet on 21/05/2022 10:35:24:
To the 'send it back' brigade, Who are these, Dave? The closest I have seen is to refer back to the supplier - which is certainly not to just send it back. It may be possible that sending it back is a total non-starter - depending on the seller. Correct! If an attempt to correct a fault without "reference" to the supplier is made potentially bridges have been burned. Robert Butler |
20/05/2022 12:31:27 |
As it's new refer back to the supplier. Robert Butler |
Thread: Vickers Bl 8 inch Howitzer cannon of 1917 |
03/05/2022 22:48:14 |
I'm gasping for an update Robert Butler |
Thread: Looking for a non-magnetic, strong, easily glued material |
30/04/2022 21:13:29 |
Peter Greene +1 Robert Butler Edited By Robert Butler on 30/04/2022 21:29:57 |
Thread: 75mm x 2000mm Belt Linisher Build Thread |
30/04/2022 18:20:57 |
Of interest to me. Perhaps the "apparent lack of interest" results from members not bookmarking the thread and missing updates, which as you are busy progress tends to be a little spasmodic like most of my projects. Hopefully you will continue updating. Robert Butler |
Thread: Looking for a non-magnetic, strong, easily glued material |
29/04/2022 17:17:08 |
Posted by John Smith 47 on 29/04/2022 16:50:02:
Woohoo - hello People! I saw my name being mentioned.... so I thought I'd drop in. Edited By John Smith 47 on 29/04/2022 16:52:30 Where? Robert Butler |
Thread: Work Holding for Facing |
24/04/2022 22:22:12 |
A significant amount of work and ingenuity required to obtain a section of steel 5" x 3" x .25". Robert Butler |
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