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Which Chester mini lathe/mill is this?

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Richard Taylor 1604/05/2020 14:12:51
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Posted by Ketan Swali on 04/05/2020 13:53:58:

Richard,

Do you mean C1-131 from this page?:

**LINK**

Ketan at ARC.

this one yes according to manual should be the correct spec so will see as your showing concerns it may not fit but as I'm going by what the manual says I can only try

Richard Taylor 1607/05/2020 16:40:09
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Posted by Ketan Swali on 04/05/2020 13:53:58:

Richard,

Do you mean C1-131 from this page?:

**LINK**

Ketan at ARC.

this belt seems to be working ok

Ketan Swali07/05/2020 16:44:47
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Posted by Richard Taylor 16 on 07/05/2020 16:40:09:
Posted by Ketan Swali on 04/05/2020 13:53:58:

Richard,

Do you mean C1-131 from this page?:

**LINK**

Ketan at ARC.

this belt seems to be working ok

Well that's good to know for future reference. Thanks,

Ketan at ARC.

Richard Taylor 1607/05/2020 16:45:05
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Posted by Ketan Swali on 04/05/2020 13:55:55:

Or do you mean C2-29 from this page?:

**LINK**

Ketan at ARC.

now this one seems to fit but very tight and have issues with the cog set the one at top chuck end the cog seems to be lifting off the bearing so I would say this belt is a no shame as it's what the manual specs for it will keep looking unless anyone has a suggestion

Richard Taylor 1613/05/2020 22:47:59
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Posted by Ketan Swali on 04/05/2020 13:53:58:

Richard,

Do you mean C1-131 from this page?:

**LINK**

Ketan at ARC.

 

Edited By Richard Taylor 16 on 13/05/2020 22:48:55

Richard Taylor 1613/05/2020 22:50:06
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just wondering if any one might by any chance still have the cog set for this machine

Steven Corston17/12/2020 21:11:23
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Hello Richard,

I have the imperial version of this lathe/mill with a full set of gears. I don't know if the metric version uses the same gear set but i assume not. Do you just want to know what sizes are in the set?

Best wishes

Steve

Martyn Plant22/08/2022 19:45:44
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Hi guys sorry to dig up an old thread but I've also recently acquired one of these but it's missing the gear set has a poor belt fitted and I can't find any other info except for the info added earlier on in the post

Steven Corston25/08/2022 22:31:01
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Hello Martyn. From the manual the belts are 1.5 x 83 x10 for the lathe and 1.5 x 70 x 10 for the milling head. The only place that I found them was Banggood. The originals were steel belts but I got rubber ones, much cheaper.

The milling head belt was far too tight on mine, I got round this by making a new pully with one tooth less.

Let me know if you want further information on this machine.

Steve

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